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introducing scratch.
every coin launched here has a pot.
trading fees fill it.
every few minutes, the pot is paid to one holder.
hold more and hold longer for a bigger share of the draw. selling resets your time.
hold it. might hit.
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Every coin has a pot. Every pot has a countdown. Every countdown ends with one holder paid.
Hold it. Might hit.
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A new holder starts at zero time, same as someone who just sold.
The difference is which direction they are facing.
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Morning. The countdown ran all night.
Every wallet that did nothing since yesterday has a longer hold than when it went to bed.
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The pot is in SOL. The payout is in SOL. It arrives in the wallet that holds the coin.
No claim page, no points, no season.
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$SCRATCH paid 0.26 SOL to C1xE...BKkr. Twenty-four minutes earlier it had paid the same wallet 0.17 SOL.
Still holding both times.
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Bought, sold, bought back within the hour. Three trades, three fees into the pot, and a clock at zero.
The holder next to you in the table says thanks.
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You can redo any draw yourself.
Snapshot of holders, their weights, the block. Same inputs give the same holder every time. If they ever did not, you could show it.
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What scratch asks of a holder: do not sell.
What it asks of a creator: the same thing.
What it asks of a trader: nothing. Carry on. The pot appreciates it.
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There are other coins on the board now, each with its own pot and its own countdown.
Pots do not mix. Holding one coin puts you in that coin's draw and no other.
scratch.rip/board
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The top of a coin's table is not always the biggest bag.
It is the biggest bag times the longest hold. Sometimes that is a mid-sized wallet that simply never left.
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Fees used to be the part of the trade nobody looked at.
On scratch they are the number at the top of the page, in SOL, with a countdown under it.
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A draw every few minutes means a missed one is not a tragedy.
You were in it. You are in the next one. Your time held went up in between.
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Hold more, hold longer. That is the entire strategy guide.
We would write a thread but there is no second post's worth.
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A creator can make a first buy in the launch itself.
It is shown as the creator's buy, and that wallet's clock runs by the same rules as everyone else's.
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Launch here and your coin's website link is set for you: its own page on scratch.rip.
Pot, countdown, holders, payouts. Your holders land on the numbers first.
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At zero the countdown says Drawing.
A few seconds later there is a new row under Paid and the pot reads 0.00. Then the trades start filling it again.
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Your bag stays in your wallet the whole time.
scratch never holds it, locks it or asks you to stake it. Being in the draw costs you nothing but not selling.
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$SCRATCH paid 0.40 SOL to 3hsx...1A5i.
The same wallet was paid again about twenty minutes later. Staying in the draw has that effect.
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Creators get the same deal as holders: hold, build time, be in the draw.
The whole pot goes to one holder. Nothing is carved out of it for the creator first.
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