The claw machine
is on-chain.
Every 0.05 SOL you buy of $CLAW is one grab. Plushies pay out of a prize pool that creator fees keep filling, up to 10% of the pool for the golden one. Miss 20 in a row and your next grab is guaranteed.
What's in the machine.
Prizes are paid as a share of the pool at the moment you win, so the machine can never pay out more than it holds.
1 grab = 0.05 SOL
Every 0.05 SOL in a single buy is one grab, up to 10 grabs per transaction. Selling doesn't grab.
Pity at 20
Miss 20 grabs in a row and your next grab is a guaranteed small plush. The counter is per wallet.
Golden hour
Every day, 20:00–21:00 UTC, the golden plush odds double. The extra chance comes out of the misses.
Where the prizes come from.
Every trade of $CLAW pays a creator fee. All of it goes into the prize pool. Nobody takes a cut, and every prize is a share of what's in the pool right then.
For one hour a day the golden plush is twice as likely: 0.4% per grab instead of 0.2%. It pays 10% of the pool.
Your plush shelf.
Every plush you win sits on your shelf. Collect all six. The preview shelf lives in this browser only.
The claw isn't rigged.
Real claw machines are famous for weak claws. This one isn't, because the claw doesn't decide anything.
You buy
Your buy lands on-chain and counts your grabs.
Randomness
Each grab asks for verifiable randomness (VRF) that nobody can predict or change, us included.
Result
The random number is checked against the odds table above, the same for everyone.
Receipt
Every grab gets a receipt with its random value, so anyone can check the result.
Connect to see your grabs.
Read before you insert coin
- It's a game of chance. Most grabs miss: about 70% of the time you get nothing back from the machine.
- Prizes are a share of the pool, so a small pool means small prizes.
- $CLAW is a memecoin and can go to zero. Only play with money you'd spend at an arcade.
- Games of chance aren't legal everywhere. Check where you live before you play.
- This page is a preview. The pool, grabs, wallets and prizes are demo data.
- Nothing here is financial advice.