Solana makes a block every 400 ms. One of them is yours.

Solana writes a new block every 400 ms. Each block has a hash: 32 bytes nobody can predict or choose. NODE turns that hash into a draw that runs 2,160 times a day, forever.

You buy a node. It is one entry in every round from then on. When the hash picks your node, the round's prize is yours. The money comes from $NODE creator fees, from node sales, and from takeovers.

The hash comes from the SlotHashes sysvar, an account Solana itself maintains with the last 512 block hashes. The program reads it directly. The site shows you the same hash, the same arithmetic and the same winner, live, every round.

Three things bring money in. Each is split on the way in. "Burn" always means buyback and burn of $NODE.

Creator fees from every $NODE trade on pump.fun:

Mints, the first 100 sales:

Takeovers, every sale after that:

Each round pays the pot ÷ 216, plus all the takeover money that came in during that round, never below a small floor and never more than is there. 10% of everything that reaches the pot goes to the golden jar.

All 100 nodes are equal: one entry each, every round. There is one price, and it only goes up. You never pick a node. You buy the next node in line.

Sales go in order. First the 100 mints, #001 to #100. The first costs 0.05 SOL and the price climbs 2.35% after every mint, to about 0.5 SOL. Then sale 101 takes over node #001 from its owner, sale 102 takes #002, and so on, lap after lap, forever. After every takeover the price climbs 0.7%, so it doubles every lap.

Your chance in a round = your nodes ÷ nodes minted. One wallet can hold at most 5.

Once all 100 nodes are minted, every sale is a takeover of the next node in line. Nobody can hold a node forever; everybody can always buy one.

• The buyer gets the node: its entry in every round from that moment on.
• The previous owner gets 50% of the price, paid instantly, on chain. Their unclaimed winnings stay with their wallet.
• This round's prize gets 40% of the price. A busy round pays more.
• 10% buys and burns $NODE.

If the next node in line is already yours, the program refuses the sale. You wait for the line to move.

Every lamport that reaches the pot leaves 10% in a jar. When a round's hash starts with 000 (about once every two days), that round is golden: the winner takes the prize and the whole jar.

You can watch the jar grow on the console. The site turns gold when a golden hash lands.

A finished round does not pay itself. Anyone can send the settle transaction. The program reads the hash from SlotHashes, checks the winner, and credits the prize to that owner. The settler keeps a 1% tip for the trouble.

SlotHashes only keeps the last 512 blocks, so a round must be settled within about 3.4 minutes of closing. A bot runs for this; the console shows a SETTLE button too, so you can take the tip yourself. A round nobody settles in time pays nothing and its money stays in the pot.

Winnings belong to your wallet, not to the node. A takeover never touches them. Claim from the console.

Claim within 24 hours of your first unclaimed win. Unclaimed wins go back to the pot.

If your wallet holds at least 100K $NODE, you claim everything. If it holds less, a claim pays 10% and the rest goes back into the pot for everyone else. Hold the coin, keep the money.

Every number on the console is read from these accounts on Solana. Every action is a transaction you can open on Solscan. The ON-CHAIN LEDGER at the bottom of the console lists them all, burns included.

The program is open code. The rules on this page are the program's parameters; if they ever differ, the program wins.