Every creator fee this coin earns goes to a bot that buys graded Pokémon card packs on chain, rips them live, and sends the pulled card to one random holder. Real PSA slabs in a vault, tokenized by Collector Crypt. Keep it, redeem it, or sell it back.
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Pack size follows 5-minute volume. When volume climbs the bot reaches for a bigger pack; when it cools it steps down.
Trading fees go to the bot wallet, claimed automatically every tick. When fees cover the current tier, the bot swaps SOL to USDC and buys a Pokémon pack from Collector Crypt.
Before paying, it snapshots holders and draws one wallet. Weighted by balance, minimum 50,000 tokens. The pack is bought with that wallet as the recipient.
Collector Crypt rolls the card with their VRF and sends the slab NFT straight to the winner. Keep it, redeem the physical card, or sell it back.
Highest pack whose 5-minute volume floor is met. Steps up instantly; steps down only after volume stays under the floor for 10 minutes. Bigger packs pull from bigger pools of insured value. Odds come from Collector Crypt's live machine config.
Weighted by balance. Minimum 50,000 tokens. Pools, the bonding curve and the bot wallet are excluded by checking the owning program, not a hand list. The seed is the finalized blockhash at snapshot time hashed with the snapshot, so nobody, including the bot, can steer it. Every pack page shows the numbers to recompute the pick, plus Collector Crypt's own VRF proof for which card came out.
Each rip links to its proof: the snapshot, the seed, the ticket and every transaction on chain.
PonGo is an independent project. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, PSA, Collector Crypt, or pump.fun. Packs are bought from Collector Crypt's public gacha machines; cards are their tokenized, vaulted physical slabs. Nothing here is financial advice. A pack is only ever bought from fees the coin already earned.
