Terms & risk disclaimer

Gumball is a game, not an investment

Gumball is an on-chain game of chance for entertainment. You pay a fixed entry, an on-chain randomness provider decides the result, and the machine buys you a tokenized stock with a fixed ETH budget. It is not an investment product, a security offering, financial advice, a fund, or a promise of profit. Play for fun with money you are completely fine losing.

What you actually get

Every result is a gross ETH budgetspent on a swap — never a guaranteed dollar or token value. What that budget buys depends on live prices, the venue’s quote, fees, and slippage at settlement. If the machine can’t complete the purchase within the window, you receive the same budget as wrapped ETH (WETH). Prizes are tokenized stocks issued by a third party; Gumball neither issues, endorses, nor guarantees them, and their value can move or go to zero.

You are responsible for your own eligibility

Access to blockchain applications and tokenized real-world assets is restricted in some countries and for some people. You represent that playing Gumball and receiving tokenized-stock prizes is lawful for you where you live, and that you are of legal age to do so. You are solely responsible for complying with your local laws, taxes, and any restrictions on the assets involved. Gumball does not offer, sell, or market to anyone for whom this is prohibited.

Risks you accept

• Crypto assets and tokenized stocks are volatile and can lose all value.
• Smart contracts can contain bugs; this project is unaudited.
• Swaps carry price movement, slippage, and fee risk; budgets are gross, not net.
• The game is non-custodial and results are immutable. Nothing can be reversed, refunded at will, or rolled back once your gumball is rolling.
• Third-party infrastructure (the randomness provider, the stock venue, price feeds, the chain itself) can pause, fail, or misprice, which can delay or change outcomes.

The $GUM token, buybacks, and the holder raffle

$GUM is a token that trades in an on-chain pool. A fixed fee applies to trades in the project’s canonical (hooked) $GUM pool— roughly 3% there, plus a 1% liquidity-provider fee (about 4% of friction in that pool). Trades routed through any other pool do not pay it. That fee funds the ecosystem: part buys $GUM back and burns it, part tops up the machine’s prize vault, part goes to a recurring holder raffle, and part to operations. $GUM is a game/utility token,not an investment, security, or a promise of profit; its price can move or go to zero, and buybacks and burns do not guarantee any price.

The raffle pays a portion of fees in WETH to a random set of eligible $GUM holders. It is a randomizedreward, not “provably fair”: winners derive from the same third-party randomness provider the machine uses, and the candidate set and pot are fixed before the random word is drawn — but that provider is trusted not to withhold results. Some days there may be no draw (below a minimum pot), payouts vary, and there is no entitlementto any raffle prize. Holding $GUM is not a deposit and earns no yield; it only makes a wallet eligible to be randomly selected. The token contract’s ownership is renounced and the liquidity is permanently locked. The fee, buyback, vault, and raffle contracts keep a trusted operator key that can retune the fee split and settings within hard-coded caps — some changes are time-locked, some are immediate — but no control can seize wallet balances, remove the locked liquidity, or withdraw the game vault.

No affiliation, no warranty

Gumball is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Robinhood, Chainlink, Uniswap, or any stock issuer, and it uses their public on-chain infrastructure without their involvement. The software is provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the creators accept no liability for any loss arising from using it.