Pizza Party
The Tastiest Way to Chase Jackpots.
About
The problem it solves Pizza Party is a fun, secure, and hassle-free way to compete for daily and weekly jackpots. For just a small entry fee, you can jump into daily draws or join weekly challenges where collecting toppings moves you up the leaderboard toward bigger rewards. It works across devices and wallets, so you can play anywhere, anytime. Every prize is paid automatically on-chain, with blockchain-powered randomness ensuring fairness and transparency from start to finish. A dynamic pricing system keeps entry costs stable, even when token values shift, and there’s no need for sign-ups, personal details, or bank info — just connect your wallet and start playing. More than just a game, Pizza Party is VMF Coin’s first official utility, bringing real-world value to the token. Every time someone buys VMF to play, they’re helping fund veteran-based charities in the US and around the globe. The more people join in, the more support our veterans receive — proving that in Pizza Party, every slice truly makes a difference. Smart Contract Address(es) ✅ VERIFIED CONTRACTS: 🍕 Core Contracts: - PizzaPartyCore: https://basescan.org/address/0xd57d4198b4E270FE533E8A537F5D310Fa955B1Ae - ChainlinkVRF: https://basescan.org/address/0xefAe49039ADB963b1183869D1632D4CbC8F0603b#code Other Onchain Proof N/A sorry :(
How it's made
Challenges we ran into As a one-man band, first-time developer, and first-time mini-app builder, the learning curve for Pizza Party has been steep and, at times, overwhelming. One of the biggest hurdles has been getting wallet connections to work reliably on mobile devices — an issue I’m still working to fully resolve. Mobile wallet integration introduced a variety of compatibility quirks that were harder to troubleshoot without prior experience in Web3 development. Beyond that, every step of the build — from understanding smart contract interactions to designing the frontend — came with its own set of challenges. Learning coding, debugging, deploying, and testing all on my own was stressful, but each small breakthrough brought the project closer to life. Inch by inch, I’m making progress, and every challenge has been an opportunity to learn and grow as a developer.