Safety

What the dev wallet can and cannot do

• Can: announce a new draw interval (a whole number of hours from 1 to 12 that divides a day) or a new split of new fees (20% to 80% to the big pot). It applies to draws whose draw time is at least 4 hours after the announcement, it shows above and on the home page until then, and once that time comes it can no longer be replaced or cancelled.
• Can: lock the interval and the split for good. After that they never change, and an announced change that is not yet due is cancelled.
• Can: lower the creator tax, never raise it.
• Cannot: touch the pots, anyone's tickets, the fee stream or the recipient of the 0.3% creator share. Only Standard Reserve's own owner can reassign a launch's fee stream, which is true of every launch.

• No signup. You do not need an account, a form, an email address or to join any group to be entered.
• You never connect a wallet here. A bot registers every wallet it sees buy or sell. This site has no connect button.
• Never send funds to enter. Buying the token on its launch page is the only purchase. Nobody collects entries.
• Never pay to claim. Winners are paid in the draw transaction itself, straight to their wallet. There is no claim step, no gas to prepay, no unlock fee, no verification.
• The team will never message you first. Treat anyone who does, on any platform, as a scammer, whatever their name and badge say.

Nothing. This site only reads the public chain: it has no connect button and never asks for a signature, an approval or a transaction. If a site that looks like this one asks you to connect, sign a message, "verify your wallet", approve a token or send anything, close it.

• Fake tokens with the same name. Anyone can launch a token called NAME or TICKER. Only the contract address above is this token. Check it before every buy.
• Fake "claim" sites. "You won, claim your prize here." There is no claiming. Prizes arrive by themselves.
• "Verify your wallet" messages. Nobody needs to verify anything. A link that asks you to connect and sign is a drainer.
• "Support" in your DMs. Anyone who offers to fix, recover or release a prize is a scammer. The contract has no owner who could do any of that.
• Seed phrase or private key requests. No site, person or bot ever needs them. Anyone who asks is stealing.
• Lookalike domains and copied pages. Bookmark the real site. A copied page can show any address, including in its footer, so do not trust this page alone: compare the contract addresses with Standard Reserve's own page for this launch, or look them up on the explorer.

1. Open your wallet's token list and copy the token's contract address, or open the token in the explorer from your wallet.
2. Compare it, character by character, with the TICKER token address above. The first and last few characters are not enough: scammers make addresses that match those.
3. On the explorer, the real token's page is here. The launch page on Standard Reserve links to the same address.
4. Look up your own address on the explorer: the real token appears under its tokens with the address above. If it is not there, you hold something else.

• The token is a memecoin. Its price can go to zero. The pots only hold what trading fees have put in.
• Prizes are SPCX, a stock token that is not available to US persons and has a compliance blocklist. If the stock refuses to pay your wallet, the draw passes you over.
• Only Standard Reserve's own owner can reassign a launch's fee stream (true of every launch; nobody else can, the dev included). About 4 hours of fees wait in Standard's escrow when draws run on time, more if a draw is late (anyone can pull them sooner with collect()); the pots already collected sit in the jackpot contract, which has no withdrawal.
• The random number relies on drand's members not colluding, and on the chain's clock not lagging real time by more than 10 minutes. See the FAQ.