How it works

$GACHA turns its own trading fees into real graded Pokémon cards automatically opened live on Collector Crypt and airdropped to holders.

1

Creator rewards

$GACHA is a Pumpfun token, every trade on it generates creator rewards that will fund the Gacha Machine.

2

Auto-claims

Once claimable rewards reach the active Gacha's threshold, the Gacha Machine claims them non-custodially.

3

Swap SOL → USDC

Claimed SOL automatically gets swapped to USDC, which is what the Gacha Machine uses to open packs.

4

Pokémon Packs

That USDC lets the Gacha Machine open Pokémon Gacha Packs on Collector Crypt. Each pull is a real, graded card tokenized as a programmable NFT.

5

Airdrops

Every pulled card is airdropped to an eligible $GACHA holder. To be eligible you must hold between 0.5% - 4% of $GACHA.

6

Revealed live

The whole thing plays out on our site in real time: the machine opens, the slab flips, the card and its value are revealed, and it's airdropped to a holder.

Fair distribution

How airdrops work

Eligibility

Every card pulled by the Gacha Machine is airdropped to an eligible $GACHA holder. To qualify, a wallet simply needs to hold between 0.5% and 4% of the supply.

0.5% - 4%
of $GACHA supply
On-chain
holders read live
Automatic
sent to the wallet
Public
shown live on-site
Under the hood

The tech

PF

Pumpfun

The $GACHA token and its creator-reward stream. The fuel for the entire loop.

JUP

Jupiter

On-chain SOL→USDC swaps at the best available route, keeping only a gas reserve in SOL.

CC

Collector Crypt

The Gacha Machine and the cards. Real graded Pokémon cards tokenized as programmable NFTs, redeemable for the physical card.

RPC

Helius (Solana)

Reads holder distribution, wallet balances, and card metadata via the Solana DAS API.

SSE

Live feed

Server-sent events push every pull and status change to all viewers instantly, keeping the reveals synchronized.

SEC

Guardrails

Per-cycle spend caps, a gas reserve, and a re-entrancy lock, so fast-arriving fees never overlap or overspend.

Trust

Transparency