Every time $BALLFIN creator fees hit $100, the gate drops. Every holder is a marble. First across the line takes the whole pot in SOL.
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Warm-up laps only, no prize. Paid races start at launch when the jackpot hits $100.
Hold 10,000+ $BALLFIN and your wallet gets one marble. No sign-up, no claim.
Every trade pays pump.fun creator fees. They light up the jackpot bulbs.
At $100, holders are snapshotted and every marble hits the track.
The first marble across the line gets the full pot in SOL, with the tx posted.
Paste a Solana wallet to see if it has a marble in the next race.
You need at least 10,000 $BALLFIN to get a marble.
Each race
At least one win today, at the current pace
Total paid to holders
Races run
Marbles on the track
Prize
Avg time between races
Odds per race
Every winner lands here with the wallet, the payout tx and the seed behind the result.
Hold at least 10,000 $BALLFIN when the jackpot fills and you're on the track.
One marble per wallet. A bigger bag doesn't roll faster.
Wallets under 10,000 are left off the track so nobody can spam marbles.
The curve, LP, dev and payout wallets never get a marble.
Snapshot size, random seed and payout tx for every race.
From $BALLFIN's own pump.fun creator fees. Every buy and sell pays a small fee into the jackpot. Nothing is taken from holders.
No. Every eligible wallet gets exactly one marble, so every holder has the same chance each race.
No. Winners are paid in SOL straight to the wallet holding the $BALLFIN.
When the jackpot hits $100, holders are snapshotted and a random seed picks the winning wallet. The race on this page plays out that result, and the snapshot size, seed and payout tx are posted on the Winners wall.
You need to be holding at the moment of the snapshot. Sell and you're off the track for that race; buy back in for the next one.
As often as trading fills the jackpot. More volume means more $100 races.
Practice runs so the track is never empty. They use numbered marbles, not wallets, and pay nothing.
No. Ballfin is a fan memecoin named after the lottery in the game, and isn't affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two.