> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lotrio.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lotrio.app/start-here/readme.md).
# Welcome
Start here to understand LOTRIO, WIN POWER, ETH prizes and the draw cycle.
## Hold $LOTRIO. Win ETH.
**LOTRIO** is an on-chain lottery on Robinhood Chain. You do not buy a separate ticket or stake tokens. Your wallet enters automatically when it holds enough `$LOTRIO` to have at least **1 WIN POWER**. Every 15 minutes three different wallets win ETH.
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**The short version:** hold `$LOTRIO` → build WIN POWER → enter every draw automatically → three wallets share 95% of the ETH pot, and 5% buys back and burns `$LOTRIO`.
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`$LOTRIO` launches on the [Pons V2 launchpad](https://www.ponsfamily.com/launchpad). Every buy and sell pays **2%**: a 1% Pons trading fee plus a 1% creator tax. Pons keeps 0.3% of the trade value; the other 1.7% is creator fees paid to the team's treasury wallet. Every 15 minutes, right before the draw, the keeper moves **80% of the creator fees accrued since the last draw** from the treasury into the lottery contract; the remaining 20% stays with the team for marketing and operations. After every draw, 5% of the pot buys back `$LOTRIO` and sends it to the dead address.
### Understand it in three pages
Read these in order. Together they explain the complete user experience without the contract-level details.
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[Quick start](/start-here/quick-start.md)
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[WIN POWER](/start-here/win-power.md)
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[How a draw works](/the-lottery/how-it-works.md)
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### The key numbers
| What | Production setting |
| -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| Minimum wallet balance for entry | **10,000 `$LOTRIO` = 1 WIN POWER** |
| Draw interval | **15 minutes** |
| Minimum ETH pot | **0.05 ETH** (smaller rounds are skipped and roll over) |
| Winners | **3 distinct wallets** |
| Prize split | **50% / 30% / 15%** |
| Buyback and burn | **5% of every pot** |
| Launchpad | **Pons V2** on Robinhood Chain |
| Buy fee | **2%** (1% Pons fee + 1% creator tax) |
| Sell fee | **2%** (1% Pons fee + 1% creator tax) |
| Wallet transfer fee | **0%** |
| Creator fees | **≈1.7% of trade value** to the team treasury wallet (Pons keeps 0.3%) |
| Creator-fee split | **80% to the lottery pot every draw / 20% team** |
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The timer alone does not guarantee a draw. A draw starts only when the timer is due, the pot is at least 0.05 ETH, and at least three different eligible wallets exist. Otherwise the round is skipped and the pot keeps growing for the next one.
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### Find the answer you need
| If you want to know… | Read |
| --------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| How to enter | [Quick start](/start-here/quick-start.md) |
| How your odds are calculated | [WIN POWER](/start-here/win-power.md) |
| What happens when the timer ends | [How a draw works](/the-lottery/how-it-works.md) |
| How prizes arrive and what winning changes | [Prizes, claims & win deductions](/the-lottery/payouts-and-claims.md) |
| Where the 2% fee goes | [Fees, prize pool & burn](/the-lottery/tokenomics.md) |
| Whether the keeper or team can choose winners | [Fairness explained](/trust-and-verification/security-and-fairness.md) |
| How LOTRIO plugs into the Pons launchpad | [How LOTRIO runs on Pons](/trust-and-verification/pons-architecture.md) |
| What the team can and cannot change | [Contract controls](/trust-and-verification/contract-controls.md) |
| Which addresses are official | [Launch status & official links](/trust-and-verification/launch-status.md) |
| What a technical word means | [Glossary](/help/glossary.md) |
### What you do — and do not do
**You do:**
* hold enough `$LOTRIO` in your own wallet;
* keep a small amount of ETH only if you want to trade;
* verify the official contract address before buying.
**You do not:**
* buy a separate lottery ticket;
* deposit or lock `$LOTRIO` in a staking contract;
* send a transaction when the timer ends;
* ask the keeper to include your wallet;
* claim a prize when direct ETH payment succeeds.
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**Launch pending.** `$LOTRIO` has not launched yet. The official token, treasury wallet, lottery and buyback burner addresses and the official Pons trade link will be published only on [Launch status & official links](/trust-and-verification/launch-status.md), the official website [lotrio.app](https://lotrio.app) and [@lotrioapp](https://x.com/lotrioapp) on X. Ignore addresses from replies, DMs and unofficial groups.
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Holding `$LOTRIO` does not guarantee a prize. Smart contracts and crypto assets involve risk, and the token can lose all of its value.
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