That is what a community pool is called on the site. Each has its own rules: entry price, payout period, and pool shares.
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Pay the entry
Once. The price is the same for everyone and does not change. The site shows the full amount, network fees included, before you sign.
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Get your position
It is a card with numbers: three by three or nine by nine. It stays yours in the following periods too.
To take part in a period's payouts, the card must be updated during that period. An update becomes available when a new participant joins the protocol.
Payouts
Several pools, each with its own leader
Points pool
Points add up with every card update. At the end of the period the pool goes to whoever has the most. Their points then reset to zero.
Best match pool
What counts is the best single update: how many numbers landed in their places. At the end of the period the pool goes to the leader.
Staked token pool
Not in every protocol. At the end of the period it goes to whoever staked the most creator tokens into their position. Tokens are locked for two periods.
Main pool
Accumulates from period to period. It is paid out when someone's card matches completely.
Every entry payment is split across the pools automatically. A pool goes to one participant — its leader — not to everyone.
More ways
Two more ways to take part
Invite
Share your link
The person has to register with it before their first entry.
Receive a share of their positions
By default 3% of each position price, once they have spent a minimum amount on positions.
It lasts for a limited time
The platform pays it out of its own fee. It costs the invited person nothing.
The LRPTN token
Service tokens for a position
A position in an official protocol mints you g and s tokens.
They let you buy LRPTN
Within your personal cap. The price follows a curve: it moves with every buy and sell.
Lock it, get a share of the bank
Lock LRPTN for a round and in the next one you receive a share of the holder bank. 10% of platform revenue goes to the bank.
The LRPTN price can go down, and the size of the bank depends on platform revenue. Lorypten promises neither an amount nor an income. Details: lorypten.com/token.
Fairness
You can verify fairness yourself
The numbers come from outside
Randomness is supplied by an independent provider, not by the protocol's creator or the site.
The program builds the card
The layout is recorded on-chain. Updates follow the public history, not anyone's decision.
Anyone can check
Open lorypten.com/fairness, paste the address of your position, and look at the evidence trail.
Fairness check page on lorypten.com
Risks
The risks, in plain words
A pool goes to its leader, not to every participant. You may not get your entry back, in part or in full.
A signed on-chain transaction cannot be undone.
The product is new and runs as a public beta. The programs may contain errors.
Protocols are created by different people. Lorypten does not vouch for their rules: read them before you join.
The price of SOL and tokens changes, and laws differ by country. Complying with yours is your responsibility.
The full text is at lorypten.com/risk. Do not use money you cannot afford to lose.
