Junk
1 creditSmall bags of something absurd. Most pulls land here, and it is meant to be funny rather than disappointing.
Pulls are earned, never soldTerrible odds.
Terrible odds.
Everyone plays.
An on-chain claw machine. You earn pulls by trading on okei.fun — there is no button to buy them and there never will be. Every prize is a bag from our own launchpad, and every outcome can be recomputed by anyone once the season closes.
Three machines.
Not three games — three prize tiers, each its own vault contract with its own odds table published on chain. A number rendered on a web page is worth nothing.
High hit rate
Rare
5 creditsLarger bags of tokens that kept trading after they graduated. Genuinely worth pulling for.
Jackpot
25 creditsA big bag of the month’s best performer, plus $PLUSH. Low odds, published on-chain, no exceptions.
How you get pulls.
Credits are non-transferable, wallet-bound, and expire when the season does. There is no purchase path, which is also why there is no bot problem: credits are the rate limit.
Trade on okei.fun
Weighted by fees paid, not volumeWash trading makes volume cheaply and cannot make fees cheaply, because the fees are the cost.
Launch a token that graduates
Flat bonus at graduationPaid on the outcome, not the attempt, so spinning up launches earns nothing on its own.
Hold through a graduation
Flat bonus, minimum holdSnapshot-based rather than balance-at-graduation, so flashing in for one block does not count.
The animation is theatre. The result is already final.
The claw does not decide anything. Randomness resolves on-chain before a single frame plays, and the outcome is fixed at that moment — we say so here because a player who suspects the animation is steering the result will never trust the game, and they would be right not to.
Odds tables live on chain and are immutable for the season. At season end the seed is published, and anyone can recompute every pull that happened.