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Why PythWheel exists
A fair, open way to reward the people who make the Pyth community — and why it runs on-chain.
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Members of the Pyth Discord who are on this month's PythWheel whitelist. The whitelist is rebuilt every month from Discord registrations, and your roles decide how many spins you get.
Chirons can also grant bonus spins — see “What are bonus spins?” below.
Every prize has a rarity tier, from most to least common: F Common, E Uncommon, B Rare, A Epic and S Legendary. Rarer tiers mean bigger rewards and lower chances.
The Loot Table on the wheel lists every prize, its chance and how many are left this month.
Each spin is an on-chain transaction that asks Pyth Entropy for a verifiable random number. You pay the Entropy fee plus gas, both in HYPE, and your wallet shows the total before you confirm.
More detail: Gas fees on EVM chains, explained.
Every spin's number comes from Pyth Entropy on-chain, and nobody — including the team — can predict or change it. Find your spin on a block explorer, then check its random number in the Pyth Entropy Explorer.
More: How every spin stays fair.
It depends on your Discord roles: higher roles get more spins each week. The wheel always shows how many you have left.
Spins reset every Monday at 00:00 UTC. Unused spins don't carry over to the next week.
You get a free respin at no extra cost — up to 3 for each paid spin.
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Pyth
Block explorers
PythWheel on-chain
- Network
- HyperEVM · chain 999
- Gas token
- HYPE
- Wheel contract
- 0x1308d7b56641d4b096560d987b548C187561Ff6C
Every spin is a transaction on this contract — look any of them up on HyperEVMScan.

