Every fee is automatically used to buy back FDP on the market, then handed out through a fair weighted random draw to a handful of genuine holders — not spread evenly, but everyone gets a shot, and the less you've received, the better your odds.
Unlike equal airdrops or token burns, FreeDrop returns value to the people who actually hold it — through random prizes.
Every fee the protocol generates is claimed periodically and used entirely to buy back FDP on the market.
The bought-back tokens go to only a handful of randomly selected holder addresses — not divided evenly among everyone.
Addresses that have received less over time have a higher chance of being selected — those still waiting move to the front.
Fully automated by a bot — no manual action required.
Weight is set by cumulative rewards received: less received → higher weight → better chance of winning.
The frequency switches automatically with the token's stage.
Before migration to the external market, runs every 1 minute.
After migration to the external market, runs every 5 minutes.
Each round, only a handful of addresses are randomly selected to receive the grand prize.
Both the selected addresses and the amount each receives are random.
Weight is negatively correlated with cumulative rewards — the less you've received, the higher your weight.
A handful of addresses are drawn at random, weighted by their history, then amounts are split randomly.
The random seed uses a commit-reveal scheme — locked first, revealed later — so no one can predict or tamper with the result before the draw.
Weight is proportional to holdings — spreading tokens across many new addresses doesn't increase total weight, so Sybil attacks can't game the odds.
The holder list is locked on-chain before the draw and only published afterward — it can't be changed retroactively.
The weight formula is public and transparent — the less you've received, the higher your weight, with a floor that never reaches zero.