Every round, the tax buys MARSCOIN and gives it away to holders. MARSCOIN pays its holders in tokenized SpaceX — so a prize here doesn't just pay once, it puts you on the SpaceX payroll too.
per draw
winners each round
tax on your prize
No staking, no claiming, no forms. Hold the token and you are in every draw.
Every buy and sell carries a tax. That tax is the only thing funding the prize pool.
Collected BNB is routed through an aggregator into MARSCOIN and held as prize inventory.
Each round closes on a block announced in advance. Its hash picks which earlier block counts.
The same hash draws the winners, weighted by holdings. MARSCOIN is sent straight to their wallets.
Most raffles hand you a token that does nothing. This one hands you a token that pays you.
In February 2021 the CEO of Binance posted that a MarsCoin looked inevitable. Years later one arrived on BNB Chain — and rather than being a pure meme, it wired itself to something real.
MarsCoin trades directly against SPCXB, a token MarsCoin describes as representing SpaceX shares held with a regulated custodian. Because the pair is the stock, its 3% trade tax arrives already denominated in SPCXB and flows to MarsCoin holders. No market to close, no settlement date.
Win MARSCOIN here and you are inside that vault from the moment it lands. You don't have to do anything else.
The ticked rows we checked ourselves against BNB Chain rather than taking anyone's word for them. Wallets holding a few hundred MARSCOIN are accruing SPCXB, so there is no hidden minimum — and wallet-to-wallet MARSCOIN transfers carry no tax, so a prize arrives whole rather than shaved by 3%.
MarsCoin is a separate project. Its vault, its rules, and it can change them without telling us.
Fairness here isn't a promise on a webpage. It's arithmetic anyone can re-run.
There is no seed we hold and reveal. The entropy is a block hash from a block we committed to before it existed — so there's nothing to grind and nothing to withhold.
The counted block is chosen by the close-block hash, so it's unknowable until it has already passed. Buying in at the deadline doesn't work.
Odds scale with holdings, but no single wallet can exceed a fixed share of the draw. The top holder can't farm every slot.
Weighting by balance means 100 wallets holding a tenth each get the same odds as one wallet holding the lot. Simulated over 600,000 slots: 1.01×.
No staking, no claiming, no gas rituals. Hold the token at the snapshot and the prize arrives on its own.
Every round publishes its close block, block hash, snapshot block, seed and the complete balance set. Re-run it and the same winners fall out.
Real settled rounds only. Nothing on this page is illustrative.
Odds per winner slot, taken from the most recent snapshot.
| Wallet | $GACHA held | Odds / slot | |
|---|---|---|---|
| No snapshot yet. | |||
Hold $GACHA. That's the whole entry. If your balance is at or above the minimum when the snapshot block is taken, you have tickets in that round — no signing up, no staking, no claiming.
Your tickets scale with how much you hold, capped so no single wallet can exceed a set share of the draw. Winners are picked without replacement, so the same wallet can't take two prizes in one round.
The round is bound to a future block number, published before that block is mined. Its hash is the entropy. We can't influence a block hash, and because there's no secret seed there's nothing we could quietly withhold to re-roll a result we didn't like.
No — that's what the close block being separate from the snapshot block is for. The close-block hash decides which earlier block gets counted, and it isn't knowable until that block mines. By then the snapshot is already in the past.
A separate BNB Chain project whose trade tax pays its holders in SPCXB, a token it describes as representing SpaceX shares held with a regulated custodian. We buy it on the open market to use as the prize. We don't run it and we can't speak for it.
We checked this on-chain rather than trusting the marketing: wallets holding a few hundred MARSCOIN are accruing SPCXB, so there's no hidden floor. That's MarsCoin's mechanism though, and they can change it.
The trade tax on $GACHA, and nothing else. There's no treasury topping it up, so the pool tracks trading activity — busy periods fund bigger pools, quiet ones fund smaller.
Open /api/round/<id>. You get the close block, its hash, the snapshot block, the seed and every eligible balance. Re-read that block hash from any BNB Chain node and re-run the draw — same winners, or something is wrong.