As sales volume increases, so do the payouts, which creates more demand, which increases sales volume once again.

Have you seen the Powerball hit a new high? Everyone rushes to buy a ticket.

A Pit Crew NFT is like a Powerball ticket that you only have to buy once (but with much better odds).

Grand Prize winners will bring attention to the project and create FOMO for those not holding a Pit.

Having 50 additional winners improves odds and creates more winners who are likely to post on social media - creating a bunch of great, free word-of-mouth marketing every week.

Nothing goes up forever though.

What happens when volume dies down and the prize pool shrinks?

We fully expect there to be periods of time when this happens.

When it does, some people will decide that it’s no longer worth it to hold.

Holders with multiple NFTs may decide to sell some of their position.

Extra selling pressure will drop prices down from their highs.

This causes prices to dip until a point when sidelined buyers see the upside potential and buy in.

These new sales create volume that boosts back up the size of the raffles and the cycle repeats.

With every cycle, weak holders are shaken and remaining holders have stronger belief in the project.

This is how Pit Crew will thrive long into the future.