Lottery smart contracts #1
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This is a lottery smart contract in Stacks. Players transfer specific lottery fee(STX) to participate current round lottery when the lottery is open.
And then the smart contract owner can close the lottery and calculate the winner by sending a transation to this smart contract. This smart contract use the vrf-seed of blockchain to generate a pseudorandom number, which is used for calculate the winner of this round lottery.
After the winner is calculated, it transfers the whole jackpots(STX) in this round to the winner. And then the smart contract owner can open the lottery again, starting next round.
This lottery use a pseudorandom number generated by blockchain block info. It cannot satisfy both security and on-chain. But it's quite funny to write this contracts to learn more about the Stacks and Clarity language.