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§ 05 · RULES

Rip. Reload. Buy back. Anyone can check it.

Every pack ends one of two ways: under-line pulls reload the next pack; hits sell and buy the coin. These are the rules and how to verify each step.

1 · What gets ripped

The default is a $25 rotation: Pokémon, Omni Pokémon, Spider-Man comics, DC comics and sports. At $200/day in creator fees, the rotation steps up to $50 packs. Twenty percent of fees saves toward Jupiter's $300 Angels pack. Packs are paid for only with claimed creator fees and under-line sell-backs. No deposits.

2 · Reload or hoard

An item worth less than 1.5× its pack price is sold back immediately at Collector Crypt's instant buyback (about 85–93% of insured value) and the USDC rips the next pack. An item at or over 1.5× is a hit.

3 · Selling hits

The team sells every hit by hand, then uses 100% of the proceeds to buy back $HOARD. The sale transaction and buy transaction are both published.

4 · The ~4× figure

Collector Crypt pool data on Oct 20 puts 1.5× hit rates around 1 in 9 for Pokémon $25, 1 in 4 for Omni Pokémon $25, 1 in 5 for One Piece $50 and 1 in 5 for Jupiter $300. Average buyback per pack opened was about $6.60, $15, $25 and $123 respectively. Pool data varies.

5 · How to verify

Every rip in the ledger links its transactions. Check them in order:

  1. Pack paymentUSDC from the machine wallet to Collector Crypt, with the pack memo. Funded only by claimed creator fees and sell-back proceeds.
  2. Card arrivalThe pulled card asset lands in the machine wallet (turbo off), with its Collector Crypt value at pull time.
  3. Sell-backFor commons: the card goes back to Collector Crypt and USDC returns to the machine wallet, which pays for the next pack.
  4. Hit saleFor every 1.5× hit: the team sells the item and publishes the sale transaction.
  5. Coin buybackThe team uses 100% of hit-sale proceeds to buy the coin and publishes the buy transaction.

6 · Risks

  • Holding the coin is not ownership of any pulled item.
  • Card values are Collector Crypt's and move. A pull can be worth less than the pack.
  • No trading volume means no creator fees, and no fees means no packs.
  • The coin's price can fall to zero. Nothing here is a promised return.
  • Collector Crypt runs the packs and instant sell-back. Their terms, fees and availability can change.
  • If the machine pauses, no new packs are bought; completed sale and buy receipts stay published.

HOARD is an independent project. Not affiliated with or endorsed by The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Toei, Bandai, any league, team or watchmaker, Collector Crypt, Jupiter or pump.fun.