How Certify works
A shared grail chase with a coin at its center. Trading fees fund the rips. Commons recycle value and queue $CERT buybacks. A sold monster pull can fuel a bigger market buy, while the reveal gives the community a moment worth sharing.
The loop
- RIPCreator fees fund real Collector Crypt Pokémon packs. The site features the $100 Bronze tier; the live room follows the machine’s current selection once running.
- RECYCLECommons auto-sell at the posted rate. Returned USDC stays in the pack budget, while an equal-dollar $CERT buyback is queued and funded separately from available SOL on a later cycle.
- CHASEUncommon, rare and epic pulls enter the public vault. A grail can be kept or manually sold to fund a larger $CERT buyback; neither the sale nor a price rise is automatic.
- SHAREEvery published pull gives the community a card, a reveal and available transaction receipts to screenshot, clip and post. Sharing is voluntary, not a paid-post reward scheme.
- REPEATNew attention can bring trading activity, creator fees and more packs. The loop continues while funded; it is not an infinite-money mechanism.
Rules
- Creator fees are allocated to the pack-and-buyback loop, with no team cut. Network costs and the operating reserve still apply.
- The featured website baseline is the $100 Bronze pack. The machine currently remains configured for $25 Starter until its manual tier switch; this preview does not change execution policy.
- Commons auto-sell at Collector Crypt's posted rate. Returned USDC helps fund another pack; an equal-dollar buyback is queued against available SOL. These are separate funding obligations, not two uses of free money.
- Uncommon, rare and epic cards stay in the vault for a manual sell-or-keep decision. A card's listed value is not realized sale proceeds or a completed buyback.
- Buybacks execute on later cycles when funds and routing are available. A buyback is buying pressure, not a guaranteed green candle.
- Pack outcomes are random. A grail is never due. The loop pauses when its available budget cannot cover the next action.
- Published pulls can be shared by the community. There is no automatic social posting, posting reward or guaranteed attention-to-trading conversion.
- Holding $CERT does not give a redemption claim on vault cards. Odds, value ranges and averages come from Collector Crypt.
- A displayed contract address does not mean the mint or pack machine is live. Counters stay at zero until confirmed receipts exist.