Getting Started

1. Connect your wallet

1. Open the Moocon app.
2. Switch your wallet to Solana mainnet.
3. Connect.
4. Confirm you hold SOL for transaction fees.

On another network the app will not show your expected balances and transactions will fail.

2. Choose a vault

Each vault card shows the asset it accepts, both prize tiers with their cadence and countdown, and the current prize estimate for each. Pick the vault for the token you want to deposit.

The app is the source of truth for which vaults are live and what they accept.

3. Deposit

1. Open the vault and stay on the Deposit tab.
2. Enter an amount at or above the vault minimum, which the panel shows.
3. Confirm the wallet transaction.

Depositing into the SOL vault wraps native SOL, and the same lamports also pay the transaction fee and token account rent. Keep at least 0.02 SOL back so the deposit can go through.

Once it confirms you hold pTokens, one per unit deposited.

4. Understand pTokens

Your pToken balance over time is your ticket weight.

• $1 held for a whole round is 1 ticket.
• A larger balance, held for longer, means better odds.
• Minted on deposit, burned on withdrawal.
• Transferable, so the position moves with the tokens.

5. Understand your tickets

Your balance is sampled about once a minute and averaged across the window being drawn, so tickets reflect both how much you held and how long you held it.

• A deposit made mid-round starts earning immediately, credited for the time remaining.
• A withdrawal keeps the credit already earned for the part of the window you held.
• Weights are priced in dollars, so a position is worth the same in SOL as in a stablecoin.
• A position averaging under $1 across the window rounds to zero tickets.

6. Withdraw

1. Open the same vault panel and switch to the Withdraw tab.
2. Enter the pToken amount to redeem.
3. Confirm the wallet transaction.

Burning pTokens returns the underlying token. There is no lockup and no protocol withdrawal fee; network fees are the whole cost. Yield already accumulated into a tier stays there for that tier's winner.

If the vault's position ever fails to cover every outstanding claim, redemption pays a proportional share rather than the full nominal amount. See Risks.

7. Claim prizes

When a draw settles and your wallet is the winner, the prize appears in the app to claim. It is paid as pTokens of the same vault, so it is already deposited and earning. An operator may also deliver it automatically if you already hold that vault's pTokens.