2) $DICE @DiceProtocolRNG
Dice Protocol has enabled all games, lotteries, NFT mints, AI Agents, DeFi apps the ability to have true randomizness.
Why is this important: On-chain apps cannot just “pick a random number.” Everything a contract does is public and deterministic, so if the outcome can be predicted or nudged, someone will exploit it.
They've already partnered up with, @Blend_fi , @RhoodGame, @pfwafun, @dealfun_, @onecoinrbh, @Ponslottery and more.
Now, team is @aref0x@0xKreative they're building out the protocol, going multi-chain, going to singapore buildathon, and working on fundraising.
@jamiroquaa@PonsVault We built that 2 days ago and distributed 1.5eth in provable and verifiable manner with @DiceProtocolRH.
Our contracts are here:
https://t.co/CP5aymafev
We're going something for early next week, please give us a follow!
Both Pons Lottery contracts are verified on Blockscout, making the source code and onchain activity publicly inspectable.
Ticket Vault:
https://t.co/15vpNwlTN6
Lottery Controller:
https://t.co/Y22yeXADl3
Fairness shouldn’t require trusting a single operator.
That’s why we built Pons Lottery with @DiceProtocolRH. Every winner is selected using provable onchain randomness: transparent, verifiable, and impossible for us to choose.
See how it works ↓
https://t.co/c6datRorm0
V2 is coming. 🎲
@malikonchain@PonsVault You can’t verify. We use @DiceProtocolRH for provable onchain randomness. @PonsVault uses an operator-controlled commit–reveal scheme, with the secret committed after ticket sales close.
@RawMemeLabs@PonsVault You can't. We use @DiceProtocolRH for provable on chain randomness. @PonsVault uses an operator-controlled commit–reveal scheme, with the secret committed after ticket sales close.
1/6 Most token lotteries make you choose: keep your tokens or spend them on tickets.
@PonsEcosystem Lottery works differently.
Here’s how $LOTTERY turns trading fees into transparent, balance-weighted ETH draws 🧵