What is inside the $1,000 Grail pack | PonGo Pulls

Every Grail pack is one graded card. The machine rolls a number from 1 to 100,000,000 and the roll lands in one of four tiers: Common 75%, Uncommon 20%, Rare 4%, Epic 1%.

The roll is Collector Crypt's VRF, seeded by the signature on the open transaction and committed on chain in the award memo. Nobody picks the card by hand.

Common cards sit between $600 and $1,000 of insured value. Uncommon between $1,000 and $1,600. Rare between $1,600 and $8,000. Epic from $8,000 up to $50,000.

Weighted by the odds, the pack is worth about $1,019 on average, against a $1,000 price. Every card is a real PSA slab in an insured vault.

Stock at the time of writing: 370 Common, 159 Uncommon, 518 Rare and 32 Epic slabs.

If a machine closes or runs dry, the bot simply reaches for the next open pack on the ladder, so the fees never sit idle.

The Grail pack opens up once the 5-minute volume of the coin holds $75,000 or more. The bot steps up instantly when volume climbs, and steps down only after volume stays under the floor for 10 minutes.

When the saved fees cover $1,000, the bot snapshots holders, draws one wallet, swaps SOL to USDC and buys the pack with that wallet as the recipient.