Packs & rounds

At launch you choose a Gacha pack (machine type and price). That choice defines the pack contents and insured value for every round on that token until you launch a different product, PokeBox does not swap packs mid-coin without that launch decision.

Funding the pack

Creator fees accumulate toward the pack’s price. Progress is visible on the token page: you can see how much has been allocated and whether a round is preparing, live, or complete. When the target is met, the next round can start.

How a round works

1. Snapshot: Wallets holding the token are recorded at a point in time. Certain addresses (like burns or market infrastructure) are excluded so the draw is among real holders. Your share of the supply maps to raffle tickets.
2. Short review window: There is a waiting period so the holder list can be checked before the draw.
3. Draw: A winning ticket is derived from Solana’s public slot history, not from a private random button in the app. Nobody can pick the number after the fact; it is tied to chain data.
4. Winner: The wallet whose ticket range contains that number wins. The winner is written to the PokeBox smart contract before the pack is opened.
5. Open pack: Collector Crypt issues and opens the physical-grade pack. The card inside is revealed; custody (vault, shipping, hold) is handled on their side.

Two different random steps: the draw decides which holder wins the pack; Collector Crypt’s open decides which card is inside the pack. You win the right to that revealed card, not a separate second lottery.

If you win

The awarded card follows a real collectible workflow through Collector Crypt, not automatically an NFT in your wallet. Status (in vault, shipped, etc.) shows in the product once the round completes.

In the app

• Tokens, Compare coins and their linked packs.
• Token page, Pack target, fee progress, round status, and winner when done.