Every SOL project — every single one — eventually chases ETH. They bridge. They wrap. They migrate. They pay homage to Vitalik. They behave like good little Solana tokens trying to graduate to the big-boy chain.
$ETHs REVERSES THE TRADE.
We don't bridge to ETH. We bring ETH back. We make ETH plural. If one Ethereum is good, many Ethereums are better. And if the trenches built Solana, the trenches can build Ethereums too. In the plural. On chain. On speed. On 2% tax that pays SOL to the believers.
The grammar is broken on purpose. The logo is Solana-colored on purpose. The name is $ETHs on purpose. Because this isn't a fork of Ethereum — it's a plural of it. And you can only get it on the chain that actually ships: Solana.
Hold. Roll. Win. Get back to the trenches.
$ETHs is a raffle, not a drip. 2% of every trade gets collected in SOL. Every 30 minutes, the contract snapshots eligible holders and rolls one winner — weighted by bag. They get the whole pool.
Every 30 minutes on the dot (UTC :00 and :30) the roller fetches live $ETHs holders, picks one weighted-random winner, and sends the treasury balance in SOL. All rolls are on-chain and verifiable on Solscan.
Math assumes 2% of daily volume, split across 48 rolls/day. Your win expectation per roll is (your bag / total eligible bag). Over many rolls, your expected take converges to your share of the pool.
| Daily Volume | Total Pool (month) | Rolls in month | 100 holders avg win |
500 holders avg win |
1,000 holders avg win |
5,000 holders avg win |
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announcing soon. It's immutable. Tax routing is on-chain. Rolls are on-chain. Payouts are on-chain. You can verify every single SOL distribution on Solscan. Nothing runs off-chain. Nothing is custodial.every 30 min · one winner · all the SOL