Slab Rain
Passive income, paid in PSA 10s.
Activate a membership and you can win any drop. Nothing to claim, nothing to pay - the card lands in the winner's wallet.
In the vault
10
slabs
In rotation
853
memberships
Today
2 of 3
drops fallen
Next drop
2h 59m
from now
Rain drops
60 SLABS · $6,090 PAID OUT
Passive income for holders, paid in real graded slabs, sent straight to members' wallets. Higher walls get rained on more often.
Nothing to claim - each slab is the member's from the moment it lands, and the physical card sits insured in the vault it names. What owning a slab means →
Next in line
62 DROPPED
Every activated membership holds a place in this line - a line, not a raffle. Weight is how often the rain calls your number: weight 12 gets slabs twice as often as weight 6. Ties go to the older membership.
How your rate is set
Your weight is where your row meets your column: stage points plus rarity points, plus the early build bonus below if you earned it. Bigger weight, more rain.
| Stage + rarity | ★ | ★★ | ★★★ | ★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fortress | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
| Towered wall | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
| Reinforced wall | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
| First row of bricks | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| Foundation | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| Not activated | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 |
Five stars are the only rarity that rains without activation - the card itself carries its 4 points, even through a sale.
The early build bonus
Until Aug 17, 4:43 PM ET (block 39,132,747), nobody knew which memberships were rare - every card's star rating was drawn at once, in a single public transaction. Members who activated before that draw paid in with no idea what they held.
The bonus rides with the membership for as long as the rain falls - a Fortress built early outranks even a five-star that got lucky. Sell, and it dies with the sale.
Stage at the draw
The dice
Who gets the next slab is fixed in advance. Which slab it is, nobody controls - including us.
1 · The recipient is already fixed
The queue above names every recipient in advance, in public.
2 · The vault is a numbered list
Every slab in the vault, sorted by token number - a fixed, on-chain ordering anyone can reproduce at any block.
3 · A future block rolls the dice
The chain stamps every block with a hash, an unpredictable serial number that does not exist until the block is mined. When a drop is due, the hash of the next block picks the slab off the vault list. Formula: slot = keccak256(blockHash ‖ dropNumber) mod vaultSize.
Dice nobody owns: we cannot choose the block, predict its hash, or reroll it - and anyone can redo the math on any past drop. Full mechanics in the docs →
How hard it rains
The schedule is set once, at midnight UTC, from the vault as it stands at that moment. Start at 8 drops. Add one for every 7M $WALL activated yesterday - the busier the wall, the harder it rains. Two caps: never more than 24 a day, never faster than the vault can sustain. The smallest number wins; drops fall evenly spaced through the day.
Once published, a day's number never moves. The fine print →
Slab Rain is a member rewards program funded by protocol activity. What falls, and how fast, depends on what the vault holds - no particular pace, card, or value is promised. The mechanics on this page are the program as it runs today, and every drop it has ever made is on-chain to check.