SYNCHRONIZING LOCAL TESTNET
PNLOTTO FIELD MANUAL · V0.1
A plain-English guide to the token, its fee economy, the PnLotto Draw and every Trading Competition. No crypto background required.
PNLOTTO turns normal token activity into recurring, transparent reward rounds.
Every simulated Pump or PumpSwap trade creates volume and models creator-fee income. Public fee routing remains disabled until a real mint and audited integration exist.
The treasury automatically separates the fee into four transparent reward engines.
Traders qualify through closed positions. Lottery players permanently burn PNLO for entries.
When a timer ends, the eligible winner is paid, recorded and the next round begins.
The private local harness charges a 1% pool fee and models the documented 70/30 creator/protocol split. Only the creator share enters PnLotto and is then divided by the treasury rules below.
Funds the recurring lottery prize pool.
Funds Silver, Gold and Diamond competitions.
Buys and permanently removes tokens from supply.
Reserved for explicitly controlled operating costs.
Simple example: if $100 of creator fees reaches PnLotto, $40 routes to the lottery, $40 to Competition rewards, $15 to auto burn and $5 to operations.
A burn-to-enter lottery designed to limit wallet dominance.
Performance is measured by percentage return, helping smaller and larger wallets compete on the same basis.
Fast rounds for short, fully closed trades.
Mid-length rounds with more time to build a score.
The longest round and the largest Competition allocation.
$50+minimum round trading volume
0open position when time expires
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A wallet can become a recognizable trader without exposing personal information.
Choose a unique display name, add a validated image and show ranks, wins, volume, level and achievements. Names cannot be claimed twice—even with different capitalization or extra spaces.
Names and profile images stay inside this private browser demo. Images are restricted to PNG, JPG or WebP and a maximum of 1 MB.
View your profileEvery automatic reward leaves a consistent, public record inside the demo.
Every PnLotto Draw, Silver, Gold and Diamond winner is recorded with the wallet, round, payout, UTC settlement time and transaction hash.
Open any hash to see the complete local receipt and confirmation status. On a future public chain, this destination would become a Solana Explorer transaction link once a public cluster is explicitly enabled.
This version is deliberately private and uses no real assets.
No mainnet, no real money and no real private keys. Reward and burn destinations are locked, emergency pauses are tested and ownership transfers are two-step. The local draw seed is committed before entries, revealed after expiry and protected by a permissionless timeout fallback. It remains a demonstration—not public-grade VRF.
Independent smart-contract audit
Verifiable on-chain randomness
Real DEX or launchpad integration
Wash-trading and Sybil resistance
Legal review of lottery and reward mechanics
Public contract verification, multisig and timelock
The important answers, without protocol jargon.
No. Every wallet can use a maximum of five tickets in each PnLotto Draw round. Every ticket has exactly the same chance.
The ticket cost follows market-cap milestones: 10,000 PNLO below $500K, 5,000 PNLO from $500K and 2,500 PNLO from $1M.
No. A trader needs at least $50 in round volume and the position must be fully closed when the timer reaches zero.
No. The PnLotto Draw releases one of five staged percentages: 10%, 15%, 20%, 25% or 35%. The rest stays available for later rounds.
Yes. Every PnLotto Draw and Competition winner appears in the public Winner Ledger with round, wallet, payout, time and a transaction receipt.
No. The program and a valueless tPNLO test protocol are initialized on public Solana Devnet, but the system is not audited and is not connected to real funds. Mainnet still requires verifiable randomness, production DEX integration, independent review and legal approval.
