THE DAILY TROLL
LITEPAPER
One Daily Draw. One Community. One Hood.
Built on Robinhood Chain
1 TROLL = 1 TICKET
50 WINNING TICKETS EVERY DAY
95% TO WINNING TICKETS • 5% BURNED FOREVER
01 // WHAT IS THE DAILY TROLL?
The Daily Troll In The Hood is a daily on-chain draw powered by TROLL.
Each round runs for approximately 24 hours.
Users can enter using TROLL or ETH.
Every 1 whole TROLL credited to the round = 1 ticket.
When the round closes, 50 unique winning ticket numbers are selected using publicly verifiable randomness.
95% of the pool goes to the 50 winning tickets.
5% of the pool is permanently burned.
Then the next Daily Troll begins.
ONE ROUND. EVERY DAY. 50 WINNING TICKETS.
02 // TWO WAYS TO ENTER
The Daily Troll gives the Hood two ways to enter.
ENTER WITH TROLL
Already holding TROLL?
Enter TROLL directly into the current round.
1 whole TROLL = 1 ticket.
ENTER WITH ETH
Users can also enter directly with ETH.
The ETH is converted on-chain into TROLL, and the actual amount of TROLL received determines the entry.
ETH → TROLL → DAILY TROLL
The experience is simple, while every entry ultimately becomes TROLL inside the Daily Troll.
03 // 1 TROLL = 1 TICKET
Every 1 whole TROLL = 1 ticket.
TROLL uses decimal precision, so an entry can contain fractional TROLL.
For example:
9.8 TROLL = 9 tickets
The remaining:
0.8 TROLL
stays credited to that wallet for the current round.
If that wallet later enters another:
0.3 TROLL
its total becomes:
10.1 TROLL = 10 tickets
No fractional TROLL is discarded.
FRACTIONAL TROLL STAYS CREDITED. WHOLE TROLL CREATES TICKETS.
04 // HOW THE DAILY ROUND WORKS
ENTER
Enter using TROLL or ETH.
Every whole TROLL credited creates one ticket for the current round.
ROUND
The Daily Troll runs for approximately 24 hours.
Throughout the round, the prize pool grows as the Hood enters.
CLOSE
When the round ends, entries close and the final pool and ticket count are locked.
DRAW
Publicly verifiable randomness determines 50 unique winning ticket numbers.
WIN
95% of the final pool is distributed across the 50 winning ticket positions.
BURN
The remaining 5% is permanently burned.
Then the next Daily Troll begins.
05 // PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
Every Daily Troll has 50 winning ticket positions across three prize brackets.
| WINNING TICKETS | TOTAL SHARE | EACH TICKET WINS |
|---|---|---|
| #1 – #10 | 45% | 4.5% EACH |
| #11 – #25 | 30% | 2% EACH |
| #26 – #50 | 20% | 0.8% EACH |
| BURN | 5% | BURNED FOREVER |
95% TO WINNING TICKETS
5% BURNED
100% ACCOUNTED FOR.
06 // 10,000,000 TROLL EXAMPLE
If the daily pool reaches:
10,000,000 TROLL
The distribution would be:
| WINNING TICKETS | EACH TICKET WINS |
|---|---|
| #1 – #10 | 450,000 TROLL EACH |
| #11 – #25 | 200,000 TROLL EACH |
| #26 – #50 | 80,000 TROLL EACH |
| BURNED | 500,000 TROLL |
That accounts for the entire pool:
4,500,000 TROLL → #1–#10
3,000,000 TROLL → #11–#25
2,000,000 TROLL → #26–#50
500,000 TROLL → permanently burned
9,500,000 TO WINNING TICKETS + 500,000 BURNED = 10,000,000 TROLL
07 // ONE TICKET. ONE WIN.
A specific ticket number can only win once per round.
A wallet can own as many tickets as its TROLL entry creates.
If multiple different tickets belonging to the same wallet are selected, that wallet wins multiple prizes.
ONE TICKET = ONE POSSIBLE WIN.
ONE WALLET = POSSIBLY MULTIPLE WINS.
Every completed draw selects 50 different winning ticket numbers.
That means there are always 50 winning tickets, while the number of unique winning wallets can vary.
08 // PUBLICLY VERIFIABLE RANDOMNESS
The Daily Troll uses drand as the planned source of publicly verifiable randomness for each draw.
drand is a distributed randomness network operated by independent participants through the League of Entropy.
Instead of one computer producing the draw's randomness, multiple independent participants contribute cryptographic signature shares.
Once enough participants contribute, those shares combine to produce a single public randomness result.
That result can be independently verified.
HOW IT CONNECTS TO THE DAILY TROLL
The Daily Troll round closes first.
At that point:
The final prize pool is locked.
The final ticket count is locked.
A predetermined future drand round then produces the randomness used for the draw.
The flow is:
DAILY TROLL CLOSES
↓
FINAL POOL + TICKETS LOCK
↓
DRAND RANDOMNESS IS PRODUCED
↓
50 UNIQUE WINNING TICKET NUMBERS ARE DETERMINED
↓
WINNING WALLETS ARE RESOLVED ON-CHAIN
This creates a clear separation between the completed entry period and the randomness used for the draw.
09 // EVERY DRAW CAN BE VERIFIED
The Daily Troll is designed around public on-chain data.
For every completed round, the Hood will be able to verify key information including:
Final prize pool
Final ticket count
Winning ticket numbers
Winning wallets
Randomness used
Prize distribution
TROLL burned
The same round information used by the Daily Troll can be displayed directly inside the DApp for an easy-to-follow record of every draw.
EVERY ROUND. ON-CHAIN. PUBLICLY VERIFIABLE.
10 // THE PRIZE POOL
Entered TROLL is accounted for by the Daily Troll smart contracts for each round.
The current prize pool reflects the actual TROLL entered into that round.
That means the pool displayed in the DApp can be derived directly from the on-chain round accounting.
When the round is completed:
95% belongs to the winning ticket positions.
5% is permanently burned.
THE POOL. THE TICKETS. THE RESULTS. ALL ON-CHAIN.
11 // 5% BURNED FOREVER
Every completed Daily Troll permanently burns:
5% OF THE DAILY POOL
The larger the Daily Troll, the larger the burn.
| DAILY POOL | TROLL BURNED |
|---|---|
| 100,000 TROLL | 5,000 TROLL |
| 1,000,000 TROLL | 50,000 TROLL |
| 10,000,000 TROLL | 500,000 TROLL |
| 100,000,000 TROLL | 5,000,000 TROLL |
The original TROLL supply is:
1,000,000,000 TROLL
The Daily Troll does not create additional TROLL for its draws.
Every completed round permanently removes 5% of that round's pool from supply.
12 // BUILT ON ROBINHOOD CHAIN
The Daily Troll is built on Robinhood Chain.
Entries, ticket accounting, round pools, winning tickets, prize distribution and burns are designed to be recorded and verifiable on-chain.
The website provides the experience.
The smart contracts enforce the Daily Troll mechanics.
The final protocol is designed around fixed rules and immutable smart contracts, allowing the Daily Troll to continue round after round under the same published mechanics.