Base Network NFT Raffle — NFT-Powered Raffles on Coinbase's L2

The NFT5050 model is simple: your NFT is your raffle creation license. Mint an ERC-721 membership NFT on Base Network for 0.02 ETH. This NFT grants you the ability to create 50/50 raffles on the platform. Sell tickets at 0.0025 ETH each. When the raffle completes, the smart contract sends 50% to the winner and 50% to you.

This is a fundamentally different approach to NFT utility on Base. Instead of hoping your NFT appreciates in value on the secondary market, you actively use it to generate ETH revenue through raffle creation. The more raffles you run, the more value your NFT provides.

Base Network has seen explosive NFT growth, but most collections focus on art and speculation. There is a significant gap in utility NFTs — tokens that provide real, ongoing functional value beyond floor price movement.

NFT5050 fills this gap. The membership NFT is not about art — it is about access to a revenue model. Each NFT holder can:

• • Create unlimited 50/50 raffles over their lifetime
• • Earn 50% of every prize pool they generate
• • Scale by minting additional NFTs for concurrent raffle slots
• • Trade the NFT on OpenSea — the capability follows the token

Explore the full utility breakdown on our Base Network NFT Utility page.

NFT5050 is a decentralized application (DApp) on Base Network. The entire raffle system — NFT minting, raffle creation, ticket purchases, winner selection, and payouts — runs through smart contracts deployed on Base. There is no centralized server for critical operations.

The DApp architecture means: raffles cannot be censored, funds cannot be frozen by a central party, and the 50/50 split cannot be altered. The smart contract is the sole authority. Users interact directly with the blockchain through their Web3 wallets.

All transactions are publicly verifiable on BaseScan — the block explorer for Base Network.

Mint your NFT5050 membership to start creating raffles, or browse active raffles to participate as a ticket buyer. For setup help, see our Mint NFT on Base Network guide.