After spending a long time in the crypto space, you'll notice a pattern: efficiency equals money. Take the HOME project as an example. Even if you're participating in the lottery, others can operate 8 times a day while you only do 2 times. Even if the winning probability is exactly the same, their profit opportunities are directly multiplied by 4. It sounds exaggerated, but a quick calculation makes it clear—each lottery draw rewards you with tens to hundreds of U, and drawing 6 more times a month can bring in an extra thousand U in revenue. Over the long term, this gap can become unimaginably large.

Many people think it's no big deal, just "drawing a prize." But in crypto projects, even tiny efficiency improvements, over time, can evolve into huge gains. Experienced players around me have already been using this logic, but few are willing to reveal the details.

To improve lottery efficiency, you first need to understand the core mechanism of the HOME lottery. The entire process actually consists of three steps: clicking to submit the lottery command, the platform generating the result, and playing an animation to display it. The most critical part is—the animation step can actually be skipped. Why? Because the moment you click, the instruction is already on the chain, and the result has been calculated. The subsequent animation is essentially just a UI layer decoration, meant to enhance user experience. Once you understand this, the ceiling of the entire gameplay is broken through.