Introduction

PokeBox connects Pump.fun trading to real Pokémon cards. Creator fees from buys and sells fund Collector Crypt packs; token holders compete in a fair draw for the card inside.

Trade

creator fees

PokeBox

collect fees

Buyback

~20%

Burn

less supply

Pack

~80%

Draw

raffle

Winner

card award

The goal is simple: turn community trading into a visible pack-and-card loop. Every PokeBox token is linked to one Collector Crypt Gacha pack. As that coin trades on Pump.fun, creator fees build up. Most of that money goes toward buying that pack; a slice funds token buyback and burn. When the pack is paid for, eligible holders are entered into a draw, and one wallet wins the card.

PokeBox is not a separate launchpad. Pump creates the coin and the market. PokeBox is the layer that binds a mint to a pack, tracks fees and rounds in the app, and uses a small Solana program to lock in who was eligible and who won, so the important steps are not “trust the website only.”

Who this is for

  • Holders: Hold the token before a snapshot to earn tickets in the draw. More eligible balance usually means more tickets, not a guaranteed win.
  • Creators: Launch with a chosen pack and branding; your community’s volume funds the pack you picked at Launch.
  • Traders: Trade on Pump as usual; activity is what fills the pack pool over time.

Steps in detail

  1. Launch: Create the token on Pump through PokeBox and attach a pack.
  2. Trade: Buys and sells generate creator fees for that coin.
  3. Split fees: Roughly 80% toward the linked pack and 20% toward buyback and burn for the same token.
  4. Run a round: When the pack is funded, holders are snapshotted, a public on-chain draw picks a winning ticket, and the winner is recorded.
  5. Reveal the card: Collector Crypt issues and opens the pack; the winner receives the card through their custody flow (vault, ship, or hold), not as a default wallet NFT.

What PokeBox is not

  • Not a promise of profit from trading or holding.
  • Not a schedule of guaranteed card awards, rounds start when fees have funded the pack.
  • Not a replacement for Pump, you always trade the coin on Pump’s market.

Read Creator fees for the fee split, Packs & rounds for rounds and winners, and Smart contract for what is fixed on-chain.