Getting started
What is Cuilby, the jackpot launchpad
A jackpot launchpad on Robinhood Chain: every coin carries a pot, and every round hands it to a player.
Cuilby is a jackpot launchpad. Most launchpads give you one reason to hold a coin, the hope that its price climbs. Here every coin here comes with a pot. A slice of each trading fee drops into it, rounds run on a clock, and when a round closes the pot goes to one of the people who played.
The creator picks one of two games at launch. In a Raffle, playing buys become tickets and a block hash draws one. In a Hot seat, a buy over the bar takes the crown and winds the clock back, and whoever wears the crown at zero collects.
Why the pots add up
- Prizes come from fees only. Nothing is minted to pay a winner and nothing is taken out of anyone's balance.
- A round always ends with a winner. When anyone played, 80% of the pot leaves with one of them and 20% seeds the next round.
- Creators share the upside. A fifth of every fee on a coin belongs to the wallet that launched it.
What is live and what is practice
The coins on the board are real launches on Robinhood Chain, read from the Pons V2 launchpad with their real prices, trades and holders. Pots, rounds and draws run in practice mode with pETH, which has no value. Every practice action is a free wallet signature, and no contract holds anyone's money yet.