How it works

Every step leaves a signature on Solana, and the one that picks the winner you can run yourself.

  1. Step 01Buy 0.1 SOL or moreOne ticket, weighted by the buy: 1 SOL carries ten times the weight of 0.1.
  2. Step 02The fees are claimedThe coin's creator fees go to the treasury, and the claim's signature is published.
  3. Step 03Swapped to USDCThrough Jupiter, at the market. Only USDC that lands counts.
  4. Step 04Every $25, $50 or $250, a drawThe claim's signature, hashed, lands on one ticket. A bigger ticket covers more of the line.
  5. Step 05A real pack opensOn Collector Crypt, and the graded card goes straight to the winner.
  6. Step 06Everyone starts levelThe window resets. No ticket carries over, the winning one included.

The parts people get caught by

A buy under 0.1 SOL earns nothing
Not a smaller ticket. Nothing at all.
You must still hold at the draw
Checked at the draw, not when you bought. Sell before the rip and your ticket is void.
Weight is by size, not by number of buys
Ten buys of 0.1 SOL weigh the same as one of 1, so splitting gains you nothing.
Nobody sets the target by hand
$25, $50 or $250, whichever the fees fill in an hour. It climbs as trading picks up and never drops mid-fill.
Only USDC that has landed is in the pot
Fees arrive as SOL and are swapped through Jupiter; SOL still waiting is not counted.
The pot can overfill
If Collector Crypt has no packs the pot keeps the money and the machine says so.
The card is real
The winner gets a token; the graded slab sits in Collector Crypt's vault, to ship home or trade.
Nothing is refunded
A ticket is a side effect of a buy, not a purchase.
The odds are the odds
Your weight over the window's total, shown on your tickets page.

What we take

Nothing. The whole claim is swapped, and both signatures are published for you to compare.

Checking us

Every rip publishes four signatures and the snapshot it drew over, on the winners page. Each one runs the draw again in your browser. If its answer differs from ours, we are wrong.