Behind the draw
The draw is run by Demonopol LLC. Here is how the winners are picked, how you can check every step yourself, and who the company is.
Four steps, each one leaving something behind that can be checked after the fact.
Every $100 is one ticket, registered to you as soon as the payment settles. There is no task to complete, no post to share, no referral to chase.
The prizes are paid from a full draw, so it waits for the last of the 4,725 tickets. Then the list of tickets is final and published in full — every ticket, counted.
Winning tickets are picked by a number from an independent, verifiable random number service. The request and the answer are both public records: anyone can check afterwards that the number used was the number returned, and that nobody chose it.
The winning ticket numbers, the proof and the payouts are published together. $100,000 to one ticket. $500 to each of 100 more.
The draw's public records are being set up. Each address is published here as it goes live, with a link to check it.
Not because we say so. Because each step leaves something behind — a public record, a published list of tickets, a number fixed in advance — that you can go and look at yourself.
Winning tickets come from an independent, verifiable random number service. The request and the answer are both public records, published with the result, so anyone can confirm afterwards that the number used is the number that came back and that we did not choose it.
When the last ticket is sold the list is frozen and published in full. You can find your own tickets in it, count them yourself, and check the winning numbers against it once they are drawn.
No more than 4,725 tickets will ever be sold, and 101 of them win. That is why this page can print your odds instead of asking you to trust a number that moves.
The $150,000 in prizes is paid from a full draw, so it is held once the last ticket is sold and not before. Prizes are paid in cash, and a winner's identity is checked before any prize is paid.
Tickets come from buying them here and nothing else. Nobody earns tickets by recruiting, retweeting or completing tasks, and you are never sent to some other site to register an entry.
Demonopol LLC is registered in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Its first location is a café in Hanoi that you can walk into.
D.E.A.L · Realty Hub Coffee is Demonopol's first physical location — 28/52 Tô Ngọc Vân, Tây Hồ, open 06:00 to midnight, seven days a week. Two menus come out of one kitchen.
Every dish shows its calories, its protein, its carbs and its price. The café was built on not making you guess, which is the whole reason the draw prints your odds instead of asking you to take them on trust.
The full terms and the privacy notice apply to every ticket.
Every ticket comes with 20,000 MONO, the token of Demonopol LLC, at the private round price of $0.005. Here is where it stands.
Selling
The tokenization infrastructure itself, built and run for outside operators who want to issue against their own assets.
It is a revenue line, not a promise. Demonopol charged its own platform fee against its own flagship before selling the model to anybody else.
Framing
Fractionalized property. High ticket, and deliberately slow.
In Vietnam the legal framework for it is still being written, so here this line moves at the pace that framework sets.
Live
Operating businesses turned into revenue rights that can be bought at any size and resold once resale opens.
Model 01 is open: D.E.A.L · Realty Hub Coffee in Tây Hồ, Hanoi — Demonopol's own first location, running dawn to midnight. Six models are in the pipeline, and you can walk into the first one.
MONO's value can go down as well as up, and Demonopol LLC makes no promise about what it will be worth.