Catalogue No. 25 · prize pots, live on Solana mainnet

Every coin keeps a real prize on the shelf.

A thin slice of each trade drops into the coin's pot. When the pot reaches the price of its prize, a holder wins the actual object: a plush, a record player, a bike. Plushpot shows you, from live mainnet volume, how fast every pot is filling and what your bag's chances are.

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01 · The shelf

Today's prize shelf, priced by real volume.

Six coins trending on Solana right now, each matched to a prize from the catalogue below. Each is matched to the largest prize its last hour of trading would pay for at a modelled 0.50% pot share; the bar shows how many times over. Pick any tile to open its meter.

02 · The catalogue

Prizes are things you can hold.

The prize ladder used by every model on this page. A coin is matched to the largest prize its pot can buy within an hour of trading. Prices are our catalogue estimates in US dollars, not quotes.

    03 · Tool · Pot meter

    How fast is this coin's pot filling?

    Search any Solana coin by name, ticker or mint. Volume is read live from Jupiter's mainnet pool data. Pot share and prize are yours to set; everything else is arithmetic you can check.

    Volume window

    Holding a coin? Connect your wallet and your bags appear here as one-tap picks.

    Load a coin to see its pot fill. Try a tile from the shelf.

    04 · How a pot fills

    From one trade to one prize, in four moves.

    1. A trade lands. Someone buys or sells the coin on its mainnet pool.
    2. A slice drops in. A fixed share of that trade, say 50 basis points, is set aside for the pot.
    3. The pot rises. Slices add up until the pot equals the prize's catalogue price.
    4. A holder wins it. A future blockhash picks a holder, weighted by balance, in a draw anyone can re-run.
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    05 · Tool · Win chance

    What are your bag's odds?

    Paste a wallet address or connect yours. We read its token balances from mainnet, the coin's real supply and holder list, and price your chance of winning under two draw rules.

    Your holdings, the coin's supply and its holder list come from mainnet. Nothing is stored.

    06 · Tool · Prize history

    Replay a week of real volume as prize drops.

    We pull the coin's real 15-minute volume candles for up to seven days and run the pot model over them. Every time the running pot reached the prize price, a prize would have dropped. The timeline shows when.

    Load a coin in the pot meter or paste a mint, then replay.

    07 · Tool · Draw room

    A draw anyone can re-run.

    Entrants are the coin's real top holders from mainnet, with pools and curves removed. The seed is SHA-256 of the latest finalized blockhash, the coin's mint and a draw number. The winner is picked in proportion to balance. Same inputs, same winner, every time.

    The draw reads the latest finalized blockhash, so you cannot pick it in advance. Pools are excluded automatically.

    08 · Tool · Signed entry ticket

    Prove you entered, without sending anything.

    Your wallet signs a plain-text ticket naming your address, the coin, your balance and the current slot. No transaction, no fee, nothing leaves your wallet. The page then checks the Ed25519 signature against your public key in your browser.

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    Connect a wallet to draft your ticket.

    09 · What is live, what is a model

    Labelled, every time.

    Live from mainnet

    Coin volume, prices, holder counts and top holders come from Jupiter's mainnet data. Balances, supply, blockhash and slot come from Solana mainnet through our read-only RPC relay.

    A model, said so

    The pot share, the prize ladder and the pot fill are a model of how a prize coin could work. No coin on this page is running a Plushpot pot today, and the fills are what the volume would pay for, not money anyone holds.

    Never holds funds

    Plushpot never takes custody, never asks for a seed phrase and never sends a transaction. Connecting only shares your public key. The ticket is a free message signature.

    10 · Questions

    Asked at the counter.

    Is there a real pot I can win today?

    No. Plushpot is our own concept and this site is its working model. It measures real mainnet volume and real holder lists, then shows what a pot would look like. No prize is held and nothing is paid out.

    Where does the volume come from?

    From Jupiter's public pool data for Solana mainnet, refreshed every minute. Five-minute, hourly, six-hour and daily windows are the windows Jupiter reports.

    How is win chance worked out?

    Two rules. Balance-weighted: your chance in one draw is your balance divided by the eligible supply. One-holder-one-ticket: one divided by the eligible holder count. Over several draws we show the chance of at least one win, 1 minus (1 minus p) to the power of the number of draws.

    Why does the draw exclude some holders?

    Liquidity pools and bonding curves hold large balances but are programs, not people. Jupiter tags them, and the draw removes any entrant tagged as a pool or curve.

    Can the draw be gamed?

    The seed uses the latest finalized blockhash at the moment you run it, which nobody can choose ahead of time. Anyone with the same blockhash, mint and draw number gets the same winner; the page shows every input so you can recompute it.

    What does connecting my wallet do?

    It shares your public address so the tools can read your balances. Signing the ticket is an off-chain message: no fee, no transaction, nothing moves.