Flush: On-Chain Deposit and Payout Data
Measured from this operator's hot wallets. These are not figures the operator reports about itself.
Where the Balance Sits
Hot-wallet holdings split by chain and by asset.
By chain
| Tron | $154.40K |
| Ethereum | $143.94K |
| BNB Chain | $33.85K |
| Solana | $31.03K |
By asset
| Asset | Amount | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Stablecoins | 231.83K | $231.83K |
| BNB | 56 | $33.85K |
| TRX | 100.93K | $33.60K |
| ETH | 17 | $32.91K |
| SOL | 410 | $31.03K |
What the retention ratio does and does not mean
Retention is deposits minus attributed payouts, as a share of deposits. It is not a house edge. Payout attribution is deliberately conservative — we only count an outbound transfer when it returns to an address that deposited — so real payout rates are higher than shown and retention correspondingly lower. Use it to compare operators against each other and against themselves over time, not as an absolute margin.
Hot-wallet balances are working capital, not player funds held in trust, and can be moved to cold storage at any moment. A falling balance is not by itself a solvency signal.
18+. Gambling involves real financial risk and can be addictive. This page publishes on-chain measurements for transparency and research; it is not a recommendation to gamble with any operator.
