Demo state. Nothing is deployed and no transaction is signed. Figures come from the same curve maths the contracts run. A coin is not a claim on any card.
Use Advanced Search to find coins by the cards they buy, their grade floor and their stage.
Every coin has its own vault at its own address, so one coin's card money can never buy another coin's cards. At graduation 25% of the raise goes to that coin's vault, plus 20% of its trading fee. A vault only pays for the cards its coin chose, and nothing can send a card or a dollar back out.
| Coin | Buys | Vault address | Holds | Bid | Cards | Last card |
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70% of every coin's trading fee goes to its holders, shared by balance and paid out within minutes. You never claim anything: once your share covers a card, the card is bought and the card NFT lands in your Robinhood Chain wallet, next to the coins that earned it. It is always the card the coin picked: a Pikachu coin sends its holders Pikachu cards. Redeem it whenever you want the graded slab itself sent out.
By default a card arrives as an NFT in this wallet, on Robinhood Chain, and the graded slab it names is held in PokiPad custody until you redeem it. If you would rather have the Collector Crypt asset itself, give a Solana address and the card is transferred there instead.
| Coin | Cards you get | Your balance | Share | Released | Next card at |
|---|
| Price band | Pokemon cards listed | Note |
|---|---|---|
| $50 or less | 1,117 | the everyday rebate band |
| Under $200 | 5,375 | reachable after a few weeks of holding |
Collector Crypt supply at the last survey. A narrow pick, such as one character at grade 10, reaches far fewer cards.
Every coin here is the same size and raises the same amount, so there is no easier or harder coin and a market cap means the same thing on every row. You choose the name, the ticker and the cards it buys, and nothing else: no allocation, no reserved supply. The curve opens the moment you launch, and your card pick goes on chain right after.