PAWN SLIP
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“Let’s see what
you’ve got.”
That bag you forgot about?
It still gets a seat at this counter.
Leave your wallet and an amount. Get an offer. Take it or walk away.
How the counter works ↘Each ticket gets one multiplier. The range is 0.1× to 50×. You see the offer before deciding whether to send.
Illustrative range, not live odds.
Probabilities and the ETH base rate are not published yet.
Settled tickets and burn receipts will appear here.
Five simple steps.
You decide when to make a move.
Write your wallet and token amount on the pawn slip.
A ticket shows your multiplier and the proposed ETH payout.
Accept the quote or leave it. Offers are designed to expire after 15 minutes.
Transfer only after accepting a live ticket and its terms.
ETH goes back to the sending wallet. Pawned tokens are burned.
The planned system commits to a secret before tickets open. After the daily reveal, anyone can check that a ticket matches the original commitment.
LOOK UNDER THE COUNTER ↗The intended flow uses a manual transfer. A wallet address on a slip cannot authorise a payment. Any ETH payout would go to the actual sender, not simply the address someone typed.
This concept uses the project’s proposed $COUNTER token, like a single-token pawn counter. The contract address has not been announced. No tokens are accepted in this preview.
No. Seeing a quote does not move funds. In the planned live flow, you can let the offer expire without sending anything.
No. It is the proposed upper limit, not a promise or a typical result. The odds, valuation method, reserve rules and final terms must be published before real tickets open.
You can explore all the product previews. Real tickets, transfers, payouts and burns are not enabled.