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# Daily Lottery

The daily lottery draw occurs every day.\*

The entire fund collected over the last 24 hours is distributed among all winning tickets. Distribution is carried out randomly by a smart contract; up to 10 lucky winners will share the entire bank. No deductions to the administration or anyone else - all money collected is raffled off every day!\*

The implementation of the lottery on a smart contract eliminates manipulation by the project administration or third parties.

Thanks to the BLAST network, we were able to make the lottery truly public - the administration does not take a percentage of ticket sales. We make money only on the smart contract itself ;)

You can purchase any number of lottery tickets, but no more than 100 at a time. Each ticket can win, regardless of whether its owner has already won in this drawing or not. So the more tickets you buy, the more you can win!

The drawing occurs every day at the same time at night.\* At this moment, the smart contract randomly selects up to 10 winning lottery tickets. The entire collected bank is divided equally between the winning tickets. The smart contract independently sends winnings to the owners of these tickets. You do not need to brand or monitor the results of the drawing yourself - if your ticket or several tickets are won, the winnings will come to your wallet from which you bought the tickets.

\*If the purchased circulation is less than 20 tickets, then the drawing is postponed to the next day.


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