Launch a token

Pick one graded card worth $1,000 or more that the market has actually priced and that has been reviewed against the quality standard and offered, or up to 100 of them, set the two parameters that are permanent, and open a market that tracks them. Fees fill a prize pot; when the pot can afford a member, it is bought and raffled to holders.

Build the pairing

Try

0 cards, market value, high to low. Each is worth $1K or more by its market value and has a copy listed at that floor. Tap a card to add it to the pairing; tap the magnifier to see the whole slab.

Name the token

Cosmetic, and permanent. Neither field is checked for uniqueness against anything.

Token name0/32

Ticker0/10

Say how to reach you

Optional. Shown on the market page so holders know who is behind it, and how we reach you when the pot fills and a card is being bought. The email is never shown publicly.

Xhandle or link

Telegramhandle or t.me link

Websitehttps only

Emailprivate, for the team only

Choose the transfer tax

Paid on every transfer, forever, and it is the only thing that funds the prize pot. It cannot be changed after launch.

A trader also pays 1.25% in curve fees: Raydium’s 0.25% and the 1% pool fee, half of which goes into your market’s pot and half to the platform. So a trade on the curve costs 2.25% all in. You earn no fee from any of it: every fee your holders pay buys prizes for them or runs the platform, and the page says so.

Set your opening buy

Executed as the pool's first trade, atomic with creation, so nobody can front-run it.

0.0 SOL

Disclosed on the market page from block one. How many tokens this buys depends on the curve, so the exact number comes back from the server when the transaction is built, and the launch is refused if it would exceed 10% of supply.

Acknowledge what the token is

I understand this token tracks a card’s reference price. It confers no ownership of, and no claim on, any card, and is not redeemable for one. The reference price is indicative and may be stale or wrong. The prize pot funds a raffle, which is a probabilistic reward and not a distribution owed to any holder.