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# README

HyperPot is a native HYPE raffle pot built for HyperEVM.

Players deposit HYPE into a shared round. When the round closes, a winner is selected using Pyth Entropy randomness. The winner does not receive funds through a forced payout. Instead, winnings are credited to their wallet inside the contract and can be claimed from the app.

Current public app:

```
https://hyperpot.app
```

Current HyperEVM mainnet contract:

```
0x5379aE36aBf49be3ca98C9933436A351c84676eE
```

## Core Idea

HyperPot is not "one wallet, one chance".

Winning odds are weighted by stake:

```
your chance = your HYPE deposited / total HYPE in the round
```

If Alice deposits 1 HYPE and Bob deposits 3 HYPE, Bob has 75% of the tickets and Alice has 25%.

## Mainnet Beta Status

HyperPot is currently live on HyperEVM mainnet as a beta.

Things may change as the beta evolves:

* Contract parameters
* Round duration
* Pot cap
* UI behavior
* Leaderboard/indexer logic
* Terms and risk disclosures

{% hint style="warning" %}
Use small amounts only if you understand the risks.
{% endhint %}

## What To Try

Users are invited to try:

* Connecting a wallet
* Depositing native HYPE
* Joining rounds with different stake sizes
* Waiting for a draw
* Testing solo-round refunds
* Claiming winnings or refunds
* Checking the leaderboard
* Reporting UI, contract, or keeper issues

If you find a bug, include your wallet address, transaction hash if available, browser, wallet, and a screenshot.


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