BitKong.com Crash Seeding EventBitKong is excited to announce an update to our special dual seeding event, now featuring the hashes of three future Bitcoin blocks. This move highlights our commitment to providing a fair and transparent gaming experience, especially in our
Bonus Boost and
1% House Edge modes.
For this event, we've created two sequences, each with 25 million SHA256 hashes. Each hash in a sequence comes from the one before it, making our games secure and transparent.
The highlight of this event is our Crash game mode, which now has specific ending hashes for each mode:
Crash 1% House Edge: 7e2e18a54656fd1c1a9a09cfbe0297d4f08f9d66a5d8c25c2972edd53e206d5bCrash Bonus Boost: 7c576d49485aeb861ea76573abacc6cf4c2ebf694a0a3accbaa94d3a7d62bb34We've meticulously devised a method for calculating the result in both modes:
1. Extract the Last Game Hash: The final hash from the sequence for the chosen game mode is selected. const gameHash = hashChain.pop();
2. Generate a HMAC SHA256 Hash: This game hash is then processed with HMAC SHA256, incorporating the hash of a future Bitcoin block, a crucial step to ensure game fairness.
const hmac = createHmac('sha256', gameHash);
hmac.update(blockHash);
const hex = hmac.digest('hex').substr(0, 8);
const int = parseInt(hex, 16);
3.Calculate the Crash Point: Different formulas are utilized to calculate the crash point for each mode, promoting fairness and engagement.For 1% House Edge Mode: const crashpoint = Math.max(1, (2 ** 32 / (int + 1)) * (1 - 0.01));
Bonus Boost Mode: const crashpoint = Math.max(1, (2 ** 32 / (int + 1)) * (1 - 0.05));
A key enhancement to this transparent process is the specification of future Bitcoin blocks as the source for our game seeds, which have not been mined at the time of posting. This approach ensures that our game outcomes can be independently verified for fairness, giving players confidence that the outcomes are not predisposed in favor of the house.
The
1% House Edge mode utilizes the hash from Bitcoin block 829,300.
The
Bonus Boost mode employs the hash from Bitcoin block 829,301.
Quote this post to solidify the event and prevent any alterations to the hashes or block numbers in the original post.