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Thrill #772
THRILL #772ONE OF ONE · DRAWN TO THE WINNER’S BRIEFshown as it stands today — the winner’s art replaces it

Spend surplus $THRILL. Every coin is a ticket.

The tenth custom isn’t priced — it’s raffled, and the only way in is $THRILL: one coin, one ticket, no cap. Pay from a Thrill’s surplus (anything above its 1,000 backing) and it goes through the prize counter’s sink — half burned, half to the drip — or burn $THRILL straight from your wallet. Either way nobody holds it, there is no pot, and the float falls whether you win or not. The winner tells the studio what to draw, and it’s painted onto #772.

TICKETS IN00 wallets in
YOUR TICKETS0be the first
DRAWS IN…
SPENDABLE SURPLUS—no Thrill with surplus
PAY WITH
$THRILL
How the winner is picked

Entries live on the chain, so the chain is the entry list — anyone can pull every Transfer(wallet → 0x0) on $THRILL, and every Transfer(vault → sink) whose amount ends in the raffle tag 772772, and rebuild it. The draw is seeded by the hash of Robinhood Chain block — (published before entries close), a block that will not be mined until after the deadline. Wallets are sorted by address, their tickets laid end to end, and seedHash mod totalTickets lands on the winning stub. Nobody, us included, can know that hash while the booth is open, and the walk is reproducible by hand.

If your burn confirmed but the stub never filed, paste the hash here and the office will read it off the chain again — a failed post never costs you the tickets.