Chainlink VRF v2.5 picks a verifiably random 6-digit number after the round timer expires. No one (not even Moonsale) can predict or influence the result. The proof is published on-chain alongside the draw transaction.

Your ticket’s 6 digits are compared left to right against the winning number. The longest matching prefix decides your bracket: Match-2 (lowest bracket) up to Match-6 (Jackpot). A ticket can only win in one bracket, its highest matching prefix.

Matching is strictly left to right. 123456 vs winning 123999 = Match-3 (the first three digits match). But 923456 vs 123999 = no match at all, even though digits overlap, because the very first digit differs.

That bracket’s pool rolls over to the next round’s prize pool, so the next round starts with a bigger jackpot. The treasury cut is always paid; rollovers only affect the player brackets.

Claims never expire. Once a round is settled (CLAIMABLE), the bracket pools and your share are locked in on-chain, so you can claim whenever you like, including months later.

Earn XP by investing in MoonSale presales. Burn 10 XP per bonus ticket when you buy. Catch: you can only burn up to (USDT tickets bought × 10) XP per purchase, so you must buy at least one paid ticket to redeem any bonus. Your XP balance snapshots when the round opens; new XP earned mid-round rolls into the next round.

Anyone with a wallet can call drawNumber() on-chain once the round timer + draw delay has passed. Click Close and Draw on the lottery page and your wallet covers the gas, no admin involvement required.

The lottery contract is currently in dev / testnet preview. A formal audit will happen before mainnet launch. Source is publicly verified on BscScan, so anyone can inspect or simulate the state machine.