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Trading fees rip Pokémon packs

Every $APACK trade pays for the next pack.

LUCKY claims the creator fees, buys Pokémon gacha packs on Collector Crypt with them, sells every graded card straight back, and uses the hits to buy $APACK and burn it. Nobody touches it.

Rip the packs →Buy $APACK
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Pulled
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Card
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Grade
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Cash out
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Opening
nowbooting
Machine
Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack
From
collectorcrypt.com · $50 a pack
This round
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Treasury
$0
Rip the latest pack
Pulled
card—
Card
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Grade
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live on collector crypt
Fees claimed0 SOL
Packs ripped0
Hits0
Bought back & burned$0

The loop.

Five steps, no hands. Every one of them is a transaction you can open.

  1. 01

    Claim

    Every buy and sell of $APACK on pump.fun pays creator fees. LUCKY claims them into the treasury wallet.

    pump.fun · 0% kept
  2. 02

    Swap

    The SOL becomes USDC on Jupiter, because Collector Crypt sells packs in USDC.

    Jupiter · 0.05 SOL gas floor
  3. 03

    Rip

    A Pokémon gacha pack is bought and opened on Collector Crypt. One real graded card per pack, vaulted and insured.

    $50 a pack · 20% hit odds
  4. 04

    Cash out

    Every card is sold back instantly at Collector Crypt's buyback. Bricks refill the pack fund. A hit is any card that sells for more than its pack.

    buyback 85% of value
  5. 05

    Burn

    The profit from each hit market-buys $APACK and sends it to the burn address. Supply only goes down.

    burned so far $0

Pulls.

Nothing ripped yet. The chart has to trade first.

Rip them yourself →every pack the treasury bought is yours to open · same pack, same result, every tx linked

Record.

The treasury's log, newest first. Every line links to Solana.

    Treasury —

    Need to know.

    01Where does the money come from?

    Only from $APACK creator fees on pump.fun. Nobody deposits anything. If the chart doesn't trade, LUCKY doesn't rip.

    02Which packs does it buy?

    Pokémon gacha packs on Collector Crypt, the Elite Pokémon pack by default. Each pack holds one real graded card (PSA, CGC, BGS), vaulted and insured.

    03Does LUCKY keep the cards?

    No. Every card is sold back to Collector Crypt at their instant buyback price. Bricks go into the next pack; hits are cards that sell for more than the pack cost.

    04What happens on a hit?

    The profit over the pack price is swapped from USDC into $APACK on the open market and sent to the burn address. The transactions are in the record above.

    05Is this gambling?

    Yes. Packs are gambling and most pulls are bricks. $APACK is a memecoin. Nothing here promises profit and none of it is financial advice.