Who lives in your wallet?

1. Hatch any time

   One portion opens an egg. Out comes a random creature out of 100. No launch window, no queue: hatch on day one or an hour before the draw. One pet per wallet.

2. Feed

   Each portion adds a random 8–24 hours of life (Epic 9–24, Legendary 10–24). A pet holds two portions of stock. Survive a full season and it’s an adult: three portions.

3. Hours are tickets

   Every hour your pet stays alive in a season is one ticket. Hatch early and you hold dozens by the draw. Show up late with one or two tickets and you still get a shot.

4. Two draws a week

   A season lasts 3.5 days and ends Monday 00:00 or Thursday 12:00 UTC. Only pets alive at the draw play. Three winners, picked by tickets, take 55%, 12.5% and 12.5% of the pot. The other 20% goes to the rest of the survivors, split by tickets, up to 12.5% each; with 3 or fewer survivors it rolls into the next season.

5. Where the tokens go

   75% of every portion goes to the pot, 20% is burned, 5% goes to whoever invited you (no inviter: 25% burned). Invited friends pay 25% less for their first egg, and your pet gets +30 minutes when they hatch.

6. Last chance, then death

   When the food runs out, a pet has one last hour: feed it and it lives, tickets and all. Miss that hour and it dies for good, and its tickets die with it. It becomes a soulbound tombstone. Anyone can bury it for 1% of what it paid this season. The wallet can hatch again next season.

The contract holds the pot. The owner can't withdraw it, can't stop feeding, can only lower the portion price, and can pause new hatches for at most 24 hours once a season. Nobody can re-roll a dice throw or the draw, including the developer; the randomness comes from Robinhood Chain block hashes, so its fairness depends only on the network operator. Contract and smart-account wallets can't play: the dice would be too easy to cheat. It's a game with real tokens. Only feed what you're fine losing.