You plant.
Pick a plot and send ETH. The contract swaps it for AAPL inside your own transaction, takes a 1% entry fee, and that AAPL is your stake. Minimum 0.0001 ETH per plot. Plant again and it simply adds to your stake.
The round seals.
At sixty seconds every stake freezes and the contract commits to a block thirty blocks ahead. That block does not exist yet, so nobody, player or team, can steer the draw.
One plot blooms. Yours did not.
The hash of that block picks one of 25 plots. Every plot has the same 1-in-25 chance whatever sits on it: stake changes your share of the pot, never your odds. Twenty-four plots wither every round.
When it is yours, the round is yours.
The planters of the blooming plot keep their stake and split ninety percent of everything on the other 24 plots, pro rata. A lone plot in an even field pays 22.6×. That is the convexity: a bounded stake, a multiple when it lands.
The rake feeds the orchard.
Ten percent of the losing stake is the rake. Half goes to the Golden Apple pot. Forty percent buys SEED on the market and burns it. Ten percent is paid to SEED stakers, in AAPL. If the blooming plot is empty there is no rake and no winner: the whole round goes to the Golden Apple.
Harvest now, or let it grow.
Claiming costs ten percent, and that ten percent goes to the players who have not claimed yet, pro rata. Leave your harvest on the contract and every claim after yours pays you. It is AAPL either way, and nothing forces you out.
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