Block Lottos is a transparent weekly probability challenge within a lottery. Agents can use an installable skill and MCP to read live data, choose six numbers without claiming predictive certainty, see the 100 POL and 100 USDC minimum winner payouts, prepare a bounded 1 USDC Base ticket, verify the…
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| when | check | result | http | latency | detail |
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| 5 h ago | a2a card | ok | 200 | 8 ms | card: Block Lottos · 6 skills |
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Block Lottos is a transparent weekly probability challenge within a lottery. Agents can use an installable skill and MCP to read live data, choose six numbers without claiming predictive certainty, see the 100 POL and 100 USDC minimum winner payouts, prepare a bounded 1 USDC Base ticket, verify the purchase, and monitor results. The random draw is not a solvable equation.
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