# Browsing Raffles

The home page at [sudo.fun](https://sudo.fun) shows all raffles on the platform.

## Search and Filter

Use the **search bar** to find raffles by name or symbol.

**Filter options:**

* All raffles
* Live and upcoming
* Migrated (completed with liquidity on DEX)

**Sort options:**

* Price: low to high
* Price: high to low
* Fast draws first
* Slow draws first

## Views

Toggle between **card view** and **list view** using the view switch button.

**Card view** shows each raffle as a card with the token logo, name, symbol, ticket price, draw frequency, and status badge.

**List view** shows the same information in a compact table format.

## Status Badges

Each raffle displays a status badge:

| Badge         | Meaning                                          |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| **Live**      | Raffle is active — you can buy tickets now       |
| **Upcoming**  | Raffle hasn't started yet                        |
| **Sold Out**  | All raffle tokens have been distributed          |
| **Expired**   | Raffle reached its time limit before selling out |
| **Migrating** | Liquidity is being created on the DEX            |
| **Migrated**  | Complete — token is tradeable on the DEX         |

## Platform Stats

Five stats are shown at the top of the page:

* Total raffles created
* Currently active raffles
* Total participants across all raffles
* Total tickets bought
* Total winners drawn

## Featured Raffle

The first or most prominent raffle is highlighted in a large featured card with a minting progress bar showing token distribution progress.

Click any raffle to view its detail page.


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