RONDA
Solana Devnet
Fee distribution

One ticket.
Multiple rounds.

Token fees, distributed randomly among eligible wallets. Every 5 USD of retained purchases grants one ticket. More tickets can increase the probability without guaranteeing an allocation. On Devnet we use LUMELAB.

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Fast round
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Estimated amount— USDC
Eligible tickets—

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The four rounds

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Fast

60 seconds

16% of fees
Amount to distribute
— USDC
Total paid out
— USDC

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Classic

3 hours

24% of fees
Amount to distribute
— USDC
Total paid out
— USDC

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Long

10 days

40% of fees
Amount to distribute
— USDC
Total paid out
— USDC

Waiting for close

Launch

365 days

20% of fees
Amount to distribute
— USDC
Total paid out
— USDC

Waiting for close

Values are shown as USDC equivalents; payments remain in test SOL. The amount to distribute uses a recent quote. The distributed total sums values at each allocation’s quote.

Distributions by round

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Selection is random and weighted by eligible tickets. A wallet with two tickets has twice the chance of a wallet with one.

Participation

Your market

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Your wallet

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LUMELAB tokens—
Launch tickets—

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Every $5 of purchase cost in LUMELAB you still hold earns one ticket.

Check each draw’s purchase deadline in the calendar.

Your wallet pays 0.005 test SOL plus the network fee.

On-chain activity

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Your participation

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Fees are distributed in test SOL. The USDC equivalent uses the market quote at allocation time.

Rules

How it works

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How do my tickets enter the draws?

We add up what you paid for the RONDA tokens you still hold. Every $5 of that cost gives you one ticket. Several purchases can add up to $5. The same ticket enters all three recurring draws, even after it wins.

New tickets qualify for each draw if their Devnet transaction is timestamped at or before the deadline, 15 seconds before the draw. Tickets acquired later enter the next edition of that draw. The launch draw runs only once. A sale that removes tickets before the draw reduces your entries in that draw.

Selling reduces your remaining purchase cost in proportion to the share of tokens sold. If your remaining cost drops from $5 to $4.99, you lose the ticket.

Who enters the launch draw?

This round closes once, after 365 days. Only the first 550,000 launch ticket numbers that remain active at close can enter. A number retired after a sale is permanently removed. Your wallet shows how many you still hold.

Where does the distributed amount come from?

Each purchase or sale on the Pump bonding curve can generate a creator fee. In the first year, the fast, classic, long and launch rounds receive 16%, 24%, 40% and 20% of those fees respectively. After that, the three recurring rounds receive 20%, 30% and 50%.

The winner receives 65% of their round’s allocation. The other 35% is reserved for marketing (10%), buybacks (5%), token burns (5%), buying other tokens (10%) and the team (5%). A minute with no fees can close with a zero prize.

How do I verify the result?

The operator counts tickets held before the cutoff. It selects a ticket using the first finalized block timestamped at least five seconds after the cutoff. Every eligible ticket has the same weight. The results table links to the block and, when a payout is made, the transfer.

Which token does this version use?

LUMELAB represents the RONDA token in this test. Enter the purchase amount in dollars; your wallet pays in test SOL. The test rate is fixed at 1 SOL to 1,000 test USD. Network fees and the token account setup on your first purchase are charged separately. Devnet prizes are paid in test SOL. View token mint in Explorer ↗

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