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Draws.

When a coin's pot is full, one of its holders wins the stall's item. The draw is public and anyone can check it.


When a draw starts

Bazaar checks every pot every few minutes. As soon as a coin's pot is worth its stall's target, a draw starts: Bazaar picks a secret random seed and publishes its hash (sha256) right away on the coin's page and on the draws page. The draw itself waits 4,500 Solana slots, about 30 minutes, and uses the hash of the first block at or after that slot.

Who can win

Every wallet that holds the coin when the draw runs is in it, with one ticket per token held. The bonding curve, the PumpSwap pool and every other program account are not people and are left out, and so is Bazaar's launch wallet. More tokens mean more tickets, so splitting a bag across wallets changes nothing.

Check a draw yourself

After the draw, its page shows the seed, the block and every wallet in the draw with its tokens. To redo the pick:

  1. Check that the sha256 of the seed is the hash published before the draw.
  2. Write each wallet and its raw token amount as a line, wallet then a colon then the amount, sorted by wallet, joined by new lines. Its sha256 is the snapshot hash.
  3. Take the sha256 of the seed, the block hash and the snapshot hash joined by colons, read it as a number and divide by the total tokens. The remainder is the winning ticket.
  4. Walk the wallets in order, adding up their tokens. The first wallet whose total passes the ticket wins.

Every draw has a Proof link with all of it as data. The block hash can be checked on any Solana explorer.

Claiming the item

The winner is shown by wallet. Sign in with that wallet on Bazaar to see your claim code on the coin's page or your profile, then message @bazaardotfun on X with the code within 30 days. We sort out the size and the shipping with you there, buy the item and ship it by hand. Each step, claimed, bought and shipped, shows on the draw.

If nobody claims a win within 30 days, the win is cancelled and its value goes back into the coin's pot, so a new draw starts by itself.