Creator fees build the card fund. Whenever confirmed fees fully cover an eligible item from the published list, it can be reserved for a random $CI holder draw.
Pokémon, One Piece and graded trading cards. Real card records, clear inventory and a reveal worth waiting for.
View pack availability Card inventory and settlement verification pending. No payment is requested.Confirmed creator fees build the available card budget.
Once the budget covers an eligible item, verified inventory can be reserved for the next draw.
100,000 $CI = 1 ticket. Full holding units determine each wallet’s entry count.
The selected holder and delivery status are published in the reward record.
A card appears as an active reward only after its inventory and funding are verified. Historical draws retain their original locked rules.
ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION · NOT PRIZE INVENTORYUpcoming collectibles and entry details will appear here when the first reward is published.
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The treasury address and verified balance will be published here.
Treasury-owned tokenized cards, verified against the wallet and Collector Crypt metadata.
Live Collector Crypt asking prices. These cards are not owned by the treasury.
Collector Crypt listings · external inventory, not guaranteed pack contents. Asking prices are in USDC and can change. Ownership is verified separately.
Collectible inventory for future 30-minute CI epochs.
Inventory support for Collector Packs.
Reserved separately. Execution requires a verified mint and approved limits.
Proposed ongoing creator-fee policy. Applies to new confirmed receipts after activation; historical allocations remain unchanged. Initial funding is a separate $70 / $30 plan, pending reconciliation.
$CI is the new Collector Inu token. Its contract and new holder program will be published after configuration. Existing reward records keep their original terms.
Explore $CIHolding does not guarantee a prize or grant ownership of treasury assets.
Each full configured holding unit earns an entry. Which snapshots count is set by the policy each draw locks (see the Draw rule in the program policy on /docs): retro-holder-v1 uses the finalized closing snapshot; retro-holder-v2 takes a snapshot at the start of the epoch and at draw time and uses the smaller of the two balances. The proposed CI threshold is 100,000 tokens; it is not active until its mint and policy are configured. Wallet token accounts are combined before rounding down.
The CI program is planned for 30-minute UTC epochs. Existing records retain their locked schedule (on a schedule). A real countdown appears only for a published draw with funded, authenticated prize inventory. Each draw keeps its own locked terms.
The Packs page shows whether sales are open. The $10 Collector Pack is awaiting verified card inventory and settlement. No payment is requested while openings are unavailable.
Selling before the closing snapshot can reduce or remove entries. For a draw locked to the two-snapshot policy (retro-holder-v2), only the opening and closing snapshot balances count and the smaller one is used; balances in between are not checked, so selling and buying back before the closing snapshot leaves entries unchanged, while tokens bought after the opening snapshot earn no entries that epoch. Transfers after a locked snapshot do not change that draw.
Selection is linked to public snapshot commitments and verified randomness. Physical delivery is unavailable for now. Any future delivery requires an explicit request and completed fulfillment steps; no item automatically ships and no SOL cash-out is implemented.
