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To get $PITHEAD: a wallet on Robinhood Chain, a little ETH on that network, the Pons page.
CA: 0x32675cF2C696080251EF38cF8D42B97B30765174
Buy: ponsfamily.com/launchpad/0x3…
Compare the last four characters before you confirm. Copies tend to match only the first few.
pithead.pro
A Solo block costs the same as a Split block and takes one wallet. If you are first on it, the whole prize is yours if it draws.
Nine of them, laid out in an X. They go early in busy rounds.
The contract ships with its test report on the Verify page: 19 tests, one of them a fuzz run that checks balance equals liabilities after random deposits and draws.
Not an audit. Something you can read before you dig.
Round 3 drew block #18. Nobody was on it, so 0.0035 ETH rolled forward, untaxed.
Round 4: one miner put 0.003 ETH on the face. Block #20 drew. They collected 0.0056 ETH, paid by the contract.
Both draws recompute as fair on pithead.pro/verify
Round 3 draw, empty block: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Round 4 draw, block #20: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
0.0056 ETH collected: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Every settled round is a row on the ledger: the block drawn, deposits, what was paid, and the transaction that settled it.
Read it on pithead.pro. Click the proof column.
The terms, plainly. Half of every round is the prize, half goes to the team. The split is a constructor constant with a hard cap of 50%; it cannot be raised.
It is a game of chance. Size what you put on the face accordingly.
Two addresses, two jobs.
The mine contract holds rounds and pays winners in ETH: pithead.pro/verify
The coin is a separate contract on Robinhood Chain:
0x32675cF2C696080251EF38cF8D42B97B30765174
When the drawn block has nobody on it, the prize is not kept. It rolls into the next round, untaxed, and the tray under the face fills up.
Rounds after an empty draw are the ones to watch.
pithead.pro/mine
The mine is waiting for its first miner of the hour.
Minimum 0.0001 ETH per block. Gas on Robinhood Chain is a fraction of a cent. The 60-second clock does not start until someone digs.
pithead.pro/mine
Burned: 1,121,825 $PITHEAD, from the creator wallet to the zero address.
Total supply is now 998,878,174. Out of circulation for good, and the receipt is public:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
How the paying block is chosen:
the operator seals a secret before deposits open,
the chain produces the closing block's hash after they stop,
keccak(secret, hash, round) mod 25.
Both values are published. The Verify page recomputes every draw.
Copies of $PITHEAD with the same name and crest will appear today.
One contract. It is pinned on this account and shown on pithead.pro. We do not DM first and we never ask for a seed phrase.
One round, recorded from the site. Pick blocks, deposit once, the clock runs, the face closes, one block is drawn.
The contract settles it and opens the next round in the same transaction.
CA : 0x32675cf2c696080251ef38cf8d42b97b30765174
$PITHEAD launches on Pons, Robinhood Chain, today at 13:00 UTC.
The contract address appears on this account and on pithead.pro first. Anything earlier, anywhere else, is not ours.
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Where the ETH sits during a round: in the contract. There is no owner withdrawal in it.
If the operator goes quiet for 30 minutes, anyone can trigger a full refund. The Verify page checks balance against what is owed, live.
Two kinds of block, same 1-in-25 draw.
Split, 16 of them: anyone can pile on, the prize is shared by stake.
Solo, 9 in an X: first wallet in owns it for the round. If it pays, that wallet takes everything.
The face is already open at pithead.pro. Every block shows what has been deposited on it this round, the clock, the prize, the last block drawn.
The coin comes after. The mine does not need it to run.










