LuckyBlock: Best Cryptocurrency Investment 2022 – How to Buy Now

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Crypto-fuelled lottery platform LuckyBlock is gaining a lot of attention right now. At the end of 2021 it launched the presale for its LBLOCK token at a price of just 0.0000002418 BNB.

The LBLOCK presale ends on 1 February 2022, so there’s still plenty of time to decide whether to invest in this disruptive lottery product.

In this article we look at how the LuckyBlock works, where the LBLOCK token fits in and how you can invest in a platform that provides one of the best use cases for blockchain technology. 

LuckyBlock is leveraging blockchain technology by launching its own cryptocurrency aimed at solving two lottery problems: lack of transparency and low chance of winning.

And because LuckyBlock is powered by distributed ledger technology, token holders get a say in how funds are distributed to good causes.

The LuckyBlock (LBLOCK) token is in presale now.

LuckyBlock Presale Price:
0.0000002418 BNB
LuckyBlock Launch Price:
0.0000003061 BNB
Minimum Contribution:
0.16 BNB
Maximum Contribution:
400 BNB

 

How to buy LuckyBlock (LBLOCK) tokens

First of all you must use Binance’s BNB (BEP-20) to purchase $LBLOCK directly from the LuckyBlock website, or via the PancakeSwap exchange once listed on February 2022.

Full current purchase instructions are available at www.LuckyBlock.com

Once the lottery launches, token holders can use their LBLOCK tokens to purchase tickets to play the LuckyBlock lottery on their platform. Winners will be instantly reimbursed in $LBLOCK which they can either choose to hold to benefit from the dividends or cash out by swapping back for BNB.

Every time LBLOCK is sold a 12% transactional tax will be applied to the sale. 4% of this transactional tax will be added to the lottery pool available for daily jackpots.

The remainder of the 12% tax will be distributed to the liquidity pool, token burn and the LuckyBlock NFT fund. Every jackpot that is won LuckyBlock burn 1% of tokens to raise liquidity to further benefit token holders. 

Each jackpot will be comprised of all of the purchased ticket money, as well as the 4% transactional tax charged every time a transaction of $LBLOCK is sold between each jackpot, making the jackpot even bigger.

*The $LBLOCK token presale has now opened on the LuckyBlock.com website, allowing users to acquire tokens at a discounted price before the platform goes live.

LuckyBlock video explainer

LuckyBlock website: http://www.luckyblock.com

LuckyBlock Telegram: https://t.me/LuckyBlockChainTG

 

Why invest in LuckyBlock?

1. Current lottery systems have serious limitations

LuckyBlock LotteryLotteries are popular with the general public. In the UK alone, more than 70% of Britons have played the country’s national lottery. But the system is flawed, say the creators of LuckyBlock:

The internet has created a demand for online gambling, with companies offering easily accessible online wagering. So, it’s hardly surprising these websites are fast-growing and highly profitable. LuckyBlock envisions a worldwide lottery with players using Blockchain Protocols, operating on the Binance Smart Chain.

“We believe the lottery should not be bound geographically or tied to local financial systems. Instead, our focus is to develop further transparency and fairness in gaming, creating a lottery where every player has better win odds while providing a solid investment strategy for token holders while contributing to the community.”

2. Blockchain guarantees transparent and fair gambling 

Scepticism and distrust are both common public sentiments directed at gambling operators due to a lack of transparency, misleading advertising and in some cases questionable behaviour.

LuckyBlock broadly agrees with these criticisms of centralised lotteries, stating that legacy lotteries “face unique issues which undermine consumer trust, including distribution of funds, security, speed, and liquidity to pay-out players.”

For example, UK national lottery operator Camelot has come under scrutiny from the UK’s public spending watchdog the National Audit Office.

Camelot’s profits rose 122% from £39 million to £71 million between 2009-2017, yet over the same period an NAO report in December 2017 found that the amount Camelot gave to good causes rose just 2%. 

With LuckyBlock, it’s blockchain technology ensures that all transactions are publicly recorded for anyone to see. This means that anyone can see on the public ledger of the blockchain exactly where their money is being distributed, all the while being enforced by unbreakable and un-hackable smart contracts.

Distributed ledger technology means the operators of lotteries and other gambling products can be held much more accountable for how they distribute their funds, as everything is in the public domain.

Blockchain enables the bridging of the void in trust that currently exists between gambling operators and their customers today.

3. LuckyBlock = lower odds for a better chance of winning

The high odds associated with large national lotteries have seen them referred to as “a tax on idiots”.

Figures show that you are nearly three times more likely to get struck by lightning (1.2 million-to-1) than you are of having a chance of winning the Powerball draw (292 million-to-1).

LuckyBlock claims to increase the odds of winning for players. The LuckyBlock creators state: “with the smart contract in place – the prize amount per player ratio will be far greater than any lottery we’ve seen before”.

This is partially due to the fact that everyone that holds $LBLOCK tokens, which are used to enter the lottery, is entitled to a share of every single jackpot prize.

LuckyBlock is completely transparent with how their jackpots are distributed and thanks to blockchain technology, this will all be completely visible to the public eye.

luckyblock bus advertising

How LuckyBlock’s jackpot is distributed

  • 70% to the winners
  • 10% back to $LBLOCK token holders
  • 10% to charity
  • 10% to LuckyBlock for marketing

Winners will be chosen by RNG (Random Number Generator) and funds will be distributed using the blockchain ledger ensuring fairness and transparency.

Scott Ryder, the CEO of LuckyBlock, explains this in more detail:  “By investing in LuckyBlock, you essentially own a partnership stake in the lottery. Meaning every time a jackpot is won, a % of that jackpot will be returned to the investor – respective of their ownership amount.

“Therefore whether you are playing our lottery or not, you are getting paid an ownership stake, hence the tagline – We pay you to play, and we pay you not to play!” 

Based on this model, with just half of its community purchasing $5 of tickets a day, LuckyBlock says token holders can expect to see an annual dividend of around 25%, making it a potentially solid investment strategy for the investor as well as the prize-hungry gambler.

This will also lead to a large amount being given to charity, all trackable and identifiable on the blockchain.

What is the LBLOCK Token? 

In order to fully grasp how the Lucky Block lottery actually works, it is important to appreciate how the LBLOCK token is designed – LuckyBlock’s version of the classic lottery ticket.

LBLOCK is LuckyBlock’s native cryptocurrency tokens which anyone can purchase and use as their ‘tickets’ to enter.

If you were to participate in a traditional lottery, entering would usually consist of purchasing a ticket from one of your local shops.

However, with LuckyBlock, instead of having to purchase a ticket from a shop, you purchase its native LBLOCK cryptocurrency tokens directly from its website or on cryptocurrency exchanges at a later date. You can then use these tokens to purchase your tickets via their website or mobile app.

This is a far more efficient process than traditional lotteries, resulting in lower overheads for LuckyBlock, enabling it to give back far more rewards to its holders and lottery participants than possible than lotteries run in the traditional way. 

LuckyBlock on web and social

LuckyBlock website: http://www.luckyblock.com

LuckyBlock Telegram: https://t.me/LuckyBlockChainTG

LuckyBlock youtube video: https://youtu.be/OGEyaH4yUuw

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About Gary McFarlane PRO INVESTOR

Gary was the production editor for 15 years at highly regarded UK investment magazine Money Observer. He covered subjects as diverse as social trading and fixed income exchange traded funds. Gary initiated coverage of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies at Money Observer and for three years to July 2020 was the cryptocurrency analyst at the UK's No. 2 investment platform Interactive Investor. In that role he provided expert commentary to a diverse number of newspapers, and other media outlets, including the Daily Telegraph, Evening Standard and the Sun. Gary has also written widely on cryptocurrencies for various industry publications, such as Coin Desk and The FinTech Times, City AM, Ethereum World News, and InsideBitcoins. Gary is the winner of Cryptocurrency Writer of the Year in the 2018 ADVFN International Awards.