100% of trading fees → one rifle

The fees buy the Dragon Lore.
A holder takes it home.

Every trading fee on $DLS is stacked toward one AWP | Dragon Lore, Factory New. When the vault fills, the rifle goes into a 24-hour jackpot. Every wallet is in. More tokens, more tickets. One wallet wins the Dragon Lore.

Holders in
0
Tickets
0
Dragon Lores sent
0
Covert · AWPFactory New
AWP | Dragon Lore (Factory New)

AWP | Dragon Lore

Target
TBA
In the vault
$0
0.0% funded100% of fees

The vault

Every fee, on the record.

The fee wallet is public. The balance is read straight from Ethereum on every page load.

Vault balance
0.0000 ETH
$0
Next Dragon Lore
0.0%
target TBA
Eligible holders
0
auto-entered
Dragon Lores delivered
0
vault is filling

Purchase log

Rifles ship straight to the winner

No rifles bought yet. The vault is filling with every trade.

How it works

Like the old skin jackpots. Minus the house.

Remember dropping skins into a pot and watching the wheel? Same feeling. Except you never deposit anything: holding the token is your entry.

  1. 01

    Fees fill the vault

    Every buy and sell of $DLS pays a fee. All of it lands in one public wallet. Nothing is skimmed, nothing is held back.

  2. 02

    The Dragon Lore is bought

    When the vault reaches the price of an AWP | Dragon Lore (Factory New), the rifle is bought, logged, and the round opens.

  3. 03

    24 hours of jackpot

    Every holder is in automatically. One token, one ticket. Balances are snapshotted at the draw, so buying during the round counts.

  4. 04

    One wallet gets the Dragon Lore

    A ticket is drawn from a published seed and a live block hash. The winner signs with their wallet, drops a Steam trade link, and the rifle ships.

The pot, right now

This is what the wheel looks like today.

Weights are live from Ethereum. The next round opens the moment a Dragon Lore is bought; no sign-up, no deposit.

Share of the pot0 wallets
    AWP | Dragon Lore

    The Dragon Lore

    The most wanted rifle in the game.

    A gold dragon coiled along a tan AWP. Ten years on, still the skin people point at when they explain what a grail is. Non-souvenir copies only ever came out of trade-ups, and Cobblestone left the active map pool in 2018, so nobody is making more of them.

    That is why it is the target. Not a case, not a knife: the one item every CS player recognizes on sight.

    Weapon
    AWP
    Collection
    The Cobblestone Collection
    Introduced
    July 1, 2014
    Rarity
    Covert
    Wear we buy
    Factory New
    Finish
    Custom paint job

    Holders

    Biggest bags, biggest odds.

    Odds are exactly proportional to balance. No multipliers, no VIP tiers. The list fills in the moment the token goes live.

    Launching soon · holder data goes live with the token
    No holders yet.
    Top 10 of 00 tickets in play

    FAQ

    Straight answers.

    Still unsure? Ask in the community and someone will point you to the right block.

    Do I have to do anything to enter?

    No. If a wallet holds $DLS at the moment of the draw, it is in. There is no form, no deposit, and no signature until you win.

    How are tickets counted?

    One token is one ticket, rounded down. Balances are read from the chain when the round closes, so what you hold at the draw is what counts. Liquidity pools, the fee wallet, and burn addresses are excluded.

    How is the winner picked?

    A secret seed is generated when the round starts and its SHA-256 hash is published immediately. At the draw the seed is combined with the latest block hash, hashed again, and reduced to a ticket number. After the draw the seed is revealed so anyone can recompute the result.

    What happens after I win?

    The jackpot page shows a claim box for the winning wallet. You sign a message (no transaction, no gas) that includes your Steam trade URL, and the rifle is sent to that trade link. Claims stay open for 30 days; unclaimed rifles roll into the next round.

    Where does the money come from?

    Only from trading fees. There is no team allocation being sold into the vault and no outside deposits. The fee wallet balance is public and shown on this page live.

    Is this affiliated with Valve?

    No. Dragon Lore Strategy is an independent community project. Counter-Strike and Steam are trademarks of Valve Corporation.

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