Ping Farm's vision is to put creator fees toward a worldwide farm of nodes that ping each other nonstop. The tiny, unpredictable wobble in every round trip becomes randomness, and that randomness picks one $PING holder at a time.
Send a packet across the world and back. It never takes the same time twice.
Cables heat up, routers queue, a thousand other packets cut in line. The last few microseconds of every round trip are noise nobody can schedule.
Models predict prices. Bots front-run trades. Nobody predicts the jitter on a ping that hasn't been sent yet.
A node sends a ping. A node answers. The round-trip time is measured to the microsecond.
The big part of the number is distance. The tiny part at the end is chaos. We keep only the chaos, one bit per ping.
This preview lets you run real pings from your own browser and watch the bits fall out.
64 modeled nodes on six continents, each one pinging its neighbors around the clock. Brighter links are faster; flicker is jitter. Tap any node to read it.
Experiments the farm runs on its own noise: how evenly the bits land, whether a ping can flip a fair coin, and where the jitter comes from.
Your browser sends 32 real requests to public servers around the web, times every round trip, and keeps the last bit of each one. That's 32 bits of noise only your connection, at this exact moment, could make.
Treasury SOL is the confirmed mainnet balance of the linked wallet, refreshed every two minutes once a wallet is linked. Preview allocations are shown separately from anything paid.
Pick any draw and your browser rebuilds the snapshot, checks the hash, and walks the bits to the winner. It takes under a second, and nothing leaves your device.