The project has instant games with a unique take on where the winning numbers come from . They're taken from the last decimals of Bitcoin's USD price. We source our price information from two esteemed platforms, CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap. We have custom API's which deliver us updates every 10 seconds. We call one, sleep 5, then call the other. each is added with the last and divided by two. Thus giving us a steady price update every 5 second, going down to the 16th decimal. Our games take their winning numbers from the last 5 to 6 decimals. It's certainly a unique and truly random number set. We have a public price API so everyone can see our updates.
The complete randomization and transparency of the winning number is something that I find very helpful and unique about the l0tt0 site. Though, we would like to see it being put into execution but, the process eliminates doubt at an instant since, it can be easily verifiable as it happens or from historical records and there isn’t any technicality about it.
Those who care about coin fairness can easily go about deducing the numbers and do the maths to arrive at a logical result.
Still, I’ll like to understand when you say from the last 5 to 6 numbers. Are you imply that the numbers are selective?
I mean like, do you get to use between the 5th decimal in the series or the 6th at any point to decided your calculations for a winning number?
Just for clarification. Most of all, welcome to serving the gambling public and a unique space for crypto derivative projects.