Current verification status
The current memecoin simulator is not yet a publicly verifiable commit-and-reveal game. It does not publish a pre-round seed commitment, player seed and nonce combination, or complete post-round replay verifier. Cryptographically secure randomness alone does not prove that an operator could not alter a round.
How prices are generated
The server uses Node.js cryptographic random integers for returns and rug decisions. Positive and negative jumps are possible; there is no protected opening pump or guaranteed recovery.
Market ceilings, random rug checks, low-price expiry and a maximum market lifetime can end a market. Candles and client animation display server state. Refreshing a browser does not independently redraw a shared market.
Daily Chest probabilities
Chest outcomes use a cryptographic draw with rejection sampling over 10,000 tickets. From smallest to largest reward, the weights are 3000, 3600, 2200, 800, 300, 99, 1.
The chest displays probabilities from the same weights. This makes the displayed odds consistent with the implemented mapping, but does not supply a public proof for an individual draw.
What can be checked today
You can inspect prize tables, keep receipts, verify confirmed Solana transfers and report discrepancies. Network confirmation proves a transfer, not a game’s random decision.
Outcome simulations test a particular implementation and sample. They do not certify an exact return-to-player rate or prove that every possible strategy is unprofitable.
Requirements for public verification
A verifiable release would need a documented pre-play commitment, seed and nonce specification, post-round disclosure, deterministic replay code and an independent verification process. These are requirements, not features claimed to exist today.