Yesterday, I played the Renaissance Frozen Series Card Draw event with some community friends. To be honest, my luck was really not great—13 draws and I only got 1 C card and 12 D cards. The funniest part is, there’s someone in the community who’s even luckier (or unluckier), with 13 consecutive draws all D cards. That’s what you call the blackest luck, only getting darker.

But on the other hand, Renaissance has put effort into the design of their card blind box mechanism. They emphasize the concept of "true fairness," which relies on blockchain encryption technology and verifiability to ensure fairness. Specifically, the project uses Merkle trees, a classic cryptographic structure, to guarantee that each draw result can be verified and traced on the chain. This way, there’s no need to worry about manipulation behind the scenes, and the probability mechanism is completely transparent. If you get unlucky, it’s because of your own luck, not because the project is shady.