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The prize pool
Prizes are paid for by $LOOT trading, not by ticket sales or deposits.
Where the money comes from
pump.fun pays a share of every $LOOT trade's fees to the token's creator. LOOTBOX sends those creator fees to a public treasury wallet. Anyone can see every fee that arrives on Solscan. The address is on Addresses.
The prize pool on the live page is the fees that have reached the treasury since the current drop opened, valued in US dollars when they arrived.
Goals
Every drop has a goal: the cost of its bundle, including tax and shipping, at the prices locked when the drop opens. The first drop, the GTA VI Bundle, has a goal of $2,000.
The second the pool reaches its goal, the draw starts. There's no wait and no manual step.
Rule
If the pool goes past its goal before the draw lands, the extra rolls into the next drop's pool.
How the money is spent
- Fees arrive in SOL. When a drop is won, the treasury converts what's needed to USDC on-chain, so every swap is a public transaction.
- The USDC goes to the purchasing account that pays for the order. That transfer is the Paid proof for the drop.
- The treasury's key never lives on LOOTBOX's web servers. A compromised website can't move treasury funds.
What you can check
- Every fee coming into the treasury, on Solscan.
- Every payment out, and that it matches a drop's Paid proof.
- That the pool on the live page matches the treasury's history.