One of Flip Hop’s core promises is that everything can be verified. There are no vague claims about “prizes distributed” or “past winners” without a real transaction on the blockchain to confirm them.
This post brings together what the on-chain data shows so far: the recorded winners, the dates, the amounts, and where anyone can look up each transaction for themselves.
The Smart Contract: the Starting Point for Any Lookup
All Flip Hop activity — ticket purchases, drawings, prize payouts, and affiliate commissions — goes through the verified smart contract on the Base blockchain.
| Flip Hop’s official contract Address: 0x9F03D710B6B258A28552dB5A87CB08Eb4881DB18 Network: Base (Ethereum Layer 2) Status: Verified and publicly auditable On-chain name: FlipHopLotteryVRF |
The contract was deployed on June 6, 2026. Since then, every round, every ticket bought, and every prize claimed has been recorded permanently on the chain — immutable and accessible to anyone with access to Basescan.
Check in real time: basescan.org — the Flip Hop contract
The Winners Recorded On-Chain
Since launch, the contract has recorded three main types of events: ticket purchases (Buy Tickets), prizes claimed (Claim Prize), and affiliate commissions claimed (Claim Affiliate). The Claim Prize events represent the actual winners of each round.
Below are the Claim Prize events recorded as of June 15, 2026, with the data exactly as it appears on Basescan:
| Date | Event | Address (abbrev.) | Tx Hash (abbrev.) |
| Jun 11, 2026, 10:08 PM UTC | Prize claimed | 0x46201d7C…e6535Cd8a | 0x7f0d9bb9…c46f417d8 |
| Jun 12, 2026, 3:43 AM UTC | Prize claimed | 0x4723DDEF…b90bdB1f8 | 0x47236ea1…d76a550a |
| Jun 13, 2026, 2:43 PM UTC | Prize claimed | 0x32F3E713…2e23Ef46A | 0x358969e1…d68b2f2 |
| Jun 14, 2026, 1:25 PM UTC | Prize claimed | 0x853f0a56…de12c4Fb3 | 0x96778ff6…87ed1f |
Each row above corresponds to a real transaction. Clicking the transaction hash opens the complete record on Basescan, where you can see the winner’s address, the amount received in USDC, and the block in which the transaction was confirmed.
Some Contract Data So Far
Based on the transactions recorded in the contract between June 6 and June 15, 2026:
| Contract deployed on | June 6, 2026 |
| Total transactions recorded | 23 (all verifiable) |
| Prize-claimed events (Claim Prize) | 4 confirmed winners |
| Unique buyer addresses identified | 6 distinct wallets |
| Currency of the prizes | USDC (Base) — dollar equivalent |
| Randomness guaranteed by | Chainlink VRF (verifiable on-chain) |
The platform is in an early growth phase. The numbers above reflect the first few days of public history.
How Anyone Can Verify It
Flip Hop’s transparency isn’t a claim — it’s an architecture. Anyone, anywhere in the world, can look up the complete history without having to trust the platform or any statement we make.
Step 1 — Go to the contract on Basescan
Go to: basescan.org/address/0x9F03…DB18
Step 2 — Look up the transactions
In the “Transactions” tab, you see all interactions with the contract in chronological order. Each row shows the method called (Buy Tickets, Claim Prize, Claim Affiliate), the wallet involved, the date, and the block.
Step 3 — Click on any transaction
When you click a transaction hash, you reach the full detail: the amount transferred in USDC, the source and destination addresses, the exact timestamp, and the block confirmation. No intermediaries, no filtering.
Step 4 — Filter by event type
To see only the prizes paid, use Basescan’s advanced filter by the “Claim Prize” method. To see only purchases, filter by “Buy Tickets.”
| What the verification confirms Every prize recorded on Basescan as “Claim Prize” represents a real winner who received USDC directly in their wallet. There’s no intermediary, no promise — there’s only the transaction confirmed on the blockchain, permanent and public. |
The Mechanism Behind the Prizes
For those who’ve made it this far and want to understand how the prize is determined and distributed:
- Each ticket costs $5 in USDC
- The round closes daily at 00:00 UTC (as long as at least 5 unique wallets are participating)
- Chainlink VRF generates a verifiable random number — no one, not even the Flip Hop team, can influence the result
- From the net pool: 60% goes to the winner, 30% to the platform, and 10% accumulates as rollover for the next round
- The winner gets the prize available in their wallet and can withdraw at any time
Why a Verifiable History Matters
Most digital prize platforms present aggregate numbers with no verifiable source: “we’ve already distributed X in prizes,” with no way for the user to confirm it. Flip Hop works differently.
| At Flip Hop, transparency isn’t marketing language. It’s part of how the platform is designed. — Flip Hop, Fairness and Transparency Policy |
Every prize mentioned in this post has a link. Each link leads to a real transaction. Each transaction is on a public blockchain that no one controls. This is the standard of evidence that sets Flip Hop apart from platforms that ask for blind trust.
As the platform grows — more rounds, more participants, more winners — the on-chain history grows with it.
Be Part of the Next Chapter
The history is being built right now. The next entry on this list could be your wallet’s address.