Pick a pot. Hold the coin. Wait for the clock.
Each coin runs its own round. When the timer hits zero, every holder is a ticket and one ticket wins everything in the pot.
A slot machine where the reels are trading volume.
01
Launch
Pick a tokenized stock, a name, a ticker and a round length of 5 to 10 minutes. You sign one transaction; the coin goes live on StonkFun.
02
Trade
Every trade pays a creator fee in the stock. That fee is sent straight to this coin's own pot wallet. Nobody, including us, can spend it outside a draw.
03
Draw
When the clock hits zero we freeze the list of holders, then a future Solana blockhash picks one ticket. More coins = more tickets; each round you keep holding adds +10%, up to 2×.
04
Paid
90% of the pot lands in the winner's wallet in the same stock, automatically. 10% runs the service. Sell and your bonus resets.
Every payout, on chain.
Each row links to the payout transaction and to the draw data, so anyone can re-run the pick.
| When | Coin | Winner | Won | Odds | Proof |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The first winner will show up here. | |||||
Fine print, in big letters.
Where does the pot come from?+−
StonkFun pays every coin's creator a share of each trade's fee, in the stock the coin trades against. When a coin is launched here, its creator is a fresh wallet that belongs to that coin alone — the pot. So the pot grows with every buy and sell.
How is the winner picked?+−
At the end of a round we save the full list of holders and their tickets, and publish its hash. Only then do we wait for a Solana block a few slots later. The hash of that block decides which ticket wins. Nobody can know that blockhash in advance, so nobody can steer the result. The draw data for every round is public.
What counts as a ticket?+−
Every coin you hold is a ticket. For each round you keep holding without selling, your tickets grow by 10%, up to double. Selling any amount resets that bonus. Very small balances (dust) don't count, and pool or program accounts are left out.
What if nobody trades?+−
If the pot is empty or worth less than a few dollars, the round rolls over — the clock restarts and the pot keeps growing until it is worth paying out.
How much does the winner get?+−
90% of the pot, sent automatically to the winner's wallet in the same tokenized stock. 10% pays for the service and the transaction fees.
Do I need to claim?+−
No. If you win, the stock arrives in your wallet on its own. Any page asking you to sign something to claim a win is a scam.
Are tokenized stocks real shares?+−
No. They follow the price of the stock but give no ownership or voting rights. Treat them like any other token.
Takes about a minute
Give a stock a jackpot.