Megapot is a decentralized, provably fair lottery on Base where users buy $1 tickets for a shot at a daily jackpot.
It has not confirmed a token, but its Megapoints program tracks ticket purchases, pool backing, and referrals, positioning early users for a possible future reward if one ever materializes.
Status: Active, live lottery with a running Megapoints program and a current creator campaign on Kaito Studio
Token confirmed: No. Megapot’s team has stated plainly that it does not have a token and has specifically warned users about scam $MEGAPOT tokens circulating elsewhere. Any conversion of Megapoints into a future token remains unconfirmed and speculative
Reward: Megapoints earned through ticket purchases, pool backing, and referrals, with no announced conversion rate or token
Chain: Base
Megapot was built by former Uniswap, Lyft, and Microsoft engineers, using Pyth Network Entropy for provably fair randomness.
The platform has processed more than $100 million in drawings since its V1 launch, and raised $5 million in a pre-seed round led by Dragonfly.
Version 2 introduced liquidity pool deposits, letting users earn yield by acting as the house, and has been audited through Code4rena.
Participants must be at least 18 years old, and access is restricted in regions where gaming regulations don’t permit this kind of product.
Am I Eligible for the Megapot Airdrop?
Anyone who buys tickets, backs the liquidity pool, or refers others can earn Megapoints, but there is no confirmed token or airdrop to be eligible for yet.
Unlike many airdrops, Megapot has no free, task-based path to earning points. Every point-earning activity here involves spending real money on a gambling product, so eligibility itself comes with real financial exposure from the start.
If you are tracking other campaigns other than Megapot, our airdrops page covers the active campaigns worth watching right now.
How to Participate in Megapot
- Visit Megapot, accept the terms, confirm you are at least 18, and connect an EVM wallet. Using a referral code on your very first action locks in a permanent Megapoints boost applied to all future activity.
- Fund your wallet with a stablecoin (USDC, USDT, or DAI) on Base, plus a small amount of ETH for gas if you are not paying by credit card.
- Click Buy Tickets, choose how many $1 tickets you want, and approve the transaction. Each ticket earns Megapoints and one entry into the daily jackpot draw, plus a chance at 31 additional smaller daily prizes paid automatically in USDC.
- If you want to act as a backer, deposit stablecoins into the Megapot pool to take on the house role. Backers earn yield from ticket sales, collect a Megapoints multiplier, and may qualify for time-limited bonus programs tied to holding a continuous position over a set window.
- Share your referral link to earn a percentage of your referrals’ Megapoints and a share of their ticket sales and prizes, with earnings continuing for as long as your referrals stay active.
- Check the current Kaito Studio creator campaign if you make content on X. It offers Megapot Tickets for approved content about Megapot, with each ticket entering a separate, campaign-specific jackpot draw, plus ongoing affiliate income when your audience plays through your link. Creator eligibility is subject to Kaito’s own approval process.
Potential Risks in Participating in Megapot
Because Megapot is a real-money lottery rather than a typical points campaign, the risks here are meaningfully different from most airdrops covered in this guide series.
This Is Real-Money Gambling, Not an Investment
Every ticket purchase is a lottery bet with negative expected value by design, meaning the protocol and liquidity providers are structured to come out ahead across many draws even as individual players occasionally win.
Treat any money spent on tickets as entertainment spending you’re fully prepared to lose, never as a financial strategy or a reliable path to Megapoints that happens to have a side benefit.
If you find yourself spending more than you intended to chase points or prizes, take that seriously as a sign to step back.
Backing the Pool Carries Real Financial Risk
Acting as a backer means taking on the house role, earning yield from ticket sales but also being responsible for paying out jackpot wins. Any advertised APY or bonus target is exactly that, a target, not a guaranteed return, and your actual returns depend on how the pool performs across many draws, including unlucky stretches where payouts exceed ticket revenue.
No Token or Airdrop Is Confirmed, and Scam Tokens Already Exist
Megapot’s own team has been explicit that no token exists and no airdrop has been announced. They have separately warned about scam tokens using the Megapot name circulating on other platforms. Treat any token claiming to be official $MEGAPOT as fraudulent unless Megapot’s verified channels confirm otherwise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Need a refresher? Here are the questions most readers ask about Megapot before getting started.
Is the Megapot airdrop confirmed?
No. Megapot has stated directly that it does not have a token, and no airdrop has been announced. The Megapoints program exists and tracks activity, but any future conversion into tokens or rewards remains speculative.
Do I need to spend real money to earn Megapoints?
Yes. Megapoints come exclusively from paid activity, buying tickets or backing the pool with stablecoins. There’s no free, task-based way to earn points here, unlike many other airdrops.
What is a provably fair lottery, and how does Megapot prove it?
A provably fair system lets anyone independently verify that a drawing was random and not manipulated, rather than trusting the operator by default. Megapot uses Pyth Network Entropy to generate its randomness, and the underlying draw logic runs onchain, meaning the process and outcome can be checked against public blockchain records rather than relying solely on the company’s word.
Are the $200,000 jackpot and the $1 million jackpot the same thing?
No. The $200,000 figure refers specifically to a limited-time creator campaign jackpot tied to Kaito Studio content, while Megapot’s general daily jackpot has been described as reaching seven figures, around $1 million, as part of the platform’s regular ongoing draws.
Should I treat Megapot as a way to build a future airdrop position?
Every point-earning action requires spending real money on lottery tickets or pool backing; treat any Megapoints you accumulate as a byproduct of gambling activity you were already comfortable doing, not as a reason to spend money you would not otherwise risk.
