Every trade
rips a pack.
PokePacks ($POKEPACKS) uses its creator fees to open real Pokémon mystery packs on pump.fun. Every graded card pulled gets sent to a holder's wallet.
Real slabs, stacked and ready to ship
Every card in the pack pools is a graded slab sitting in the vault. When a pack rips, the slab it pulls is the one that goes to a holder's wallet. Winners can hold it, sell it or redeem the physical card.
See what's inside before it rips
Tap a pack to preview every graded card in its pool and the odds of pulling each tier.
Where the slabs went
Every pack the fee wallet opens, the slab it pulled and the holder it was sent to.
How PokePacks works
Fees fill the pot
Every buy and sell sends creator fees to the public rip wallet.
The pot rips a pack
At 1 SOL, the bot opens a mystery pack on pump.fun. Bigger pots open better packs.
A holder gets the slab
The pulled card goes to a random holder, weighted by bag size. Hold 0.1% or more to qualify.
Grails feed the chart
When a slab is worth more than the pack cost, part of the difference buys back and burns $POKEPACKS.
Questions
Are the cards real?
Yes. Pack pulls are tokenized cards backed by real graded slabs held in an insured vault. Winners can hold them, sell them or redeem the physical slab.
How do I qualify for pulls?
Hold at least 0.1% of supply when a pack rips. More $POKEPACKS means better odds of being picked, but every qualifying wallet has a chance.
Can I see the pack contents before a rip?
Yes. Each pack on the shelf above lists its full card pool and tier odds. The pool shown here is example data until launch, when it switches to the live pump.fun pack lists.
Where can I check the fee wallet?
The rip wallet address goes live with the CA. Every pack purchase and slab transfer can be checked on Solscan.