You could lose everything you spend
The price can fall to zero, liquidity can disappear, and failures in technology or custody can cause loss.
Pre-launch · Solana
PokéStrategy is a token on Solana. All creator trading fees go to a treasury that buys $5,000 Pokémon gacha packs from Collector Crypt. The treasury's wallets, purchases, and cards are public, so anyone can check what it holds.
The launch date will be announced on X.
This is a high-risk token. You could lose the full amount you spend. At the moment, holding the token gives you no ownership of the cards and no share of the treasury. Read the token disclosures
Four steps, repeated for as long as the token trades. You do not need a wallet to follow along.
The token launches on Solana, paired with USDC. On launch day the verified address is published on this page and on X.
Every trade pays a flat 2% fee. 1% is stonk.fun's platform fee. The other 1% is the creator fee, and all of it goes to the treasury's USDC vault, which is used only to buy cards.
When the vault holds 5,000 USDC, an automated buyer purchases one pack from Collector Crypt's $5,000 Pokémon gacha. Packs are bought one at a time, and only from this tier.
The card is delivered to a separate card vault and checked on-chain before the next purchase can begin. It then appears on this page with its receipt.
Each card the treasury acquires will be listed here, along with the transaction that paid for it.
No cards yet
Once trading fees reach 5,000 USDC, the treasury buys its first pack. The card will be listed here with its on-chain receipt, and the collection will grow one pack at a time from there.
What you will be able to verifyA planned launch on stonk.fun, paired with USDC. The fee structure is fixed and is described below.
A token on Solana that funds a public Pokémon card treasury.
It will be published on this page and on @pokestrategyx only. Treat an address from any other source as fraudulent.
This site does not connect to wallets or take payment.
Every buy and sell in the pool pays a 2% fee. 1% goes to stonk.fun as the platform fee. The other 1% is the creator fee. All of it goes to the treasury and is spent only on cards.
| Fee destination | Bonding curve | After graduation |
|---|---|---|
| Creator fee, to the treasury | 1% | 1% |
| stonk.fun platform | 1% | 1% |
| Total per trade | 2% | 2% |
The rate is fixed for the life of the pool. Graduation is the point at which the token leaves stonk.fun's launch curve and trades on an open market. Network fees may apply on top. This is the planned configuration as of September 26, 2026; confirm it on the token's stonk.fun page once it is live.
Because the pool is paired with USDC, the treasury's share arrives as USDC. Buying a pack never requires selling PokéStrategy tokens, and there is no transfer tax on the token itself.
The treasury is a Squads multisig, a Solana wallet that needs approval from its signers before anything moves. It has two vaults: one holds only USDC, the other holds only cards. The following details will be published before launch.
Custody and treasury risksThere is no custom on-chain program. Purchases run through an automated off-chain buyer and through Collector Crypt, so the system depends on both and is not fully trustless.
Short answers to the questions we get most often. The full disclosures are on the legal page.
Token disclosures and risksNot yet. No token address or stonk.fun link exists. When the token launches, the address will be published on this page and on @pokestrategyx before anywhere else.
There is no date yet. The launch will be announced on @pokestrategyx, and this page will be updated the same day. Any earlier announcement from another source is not from us.
At the moment, nothing beyond the token itself. It gives no ownership of the cards, no right to redeem them, no voting rights, and no share of any revenue. Its price can fall to zero.
We are considering ways for the community to help decide what the treasury does in future. Nothing is promised, and any change will be announced on the official channels and reflected in the disclosures first.
Read the token rights disclosureIt is a randomized pack sold by Collector Crypt for 5,000 USDC that contains one graded Pokémon card. The card may be worth less than the price of the pack. The treasury buys only this tier, and if it is unavailable, purchases wait until it is.
One percent of every trade goes to the treasury's USDC vault. Before graduation, the multisig claims it from the launch pool. After graduation, stonk.fun forwards it automatically. When the vault reaches 5,000 USDC, the automated buyer purchases a pack.
Automatically, whenever the USDC vault holds at least 5,000 USDC and no other purchase is in progress. Each card must be delivered and verified before the next purchase can begin. There is no schedule, so if fees accumulate slowly, the treasury waits. If any check fails, purchasing pauses until it has been reviewed.
The tokenized cards are held in the multisig's card vault, which anyone can inspect on-chain. The physical cards remain in Collector Crypt's custody. The vault addresses will be published before launch.
Read the custody and acquisition risksNo. Card values are estimates. They set no price floor and no redemption value, and a larger collection does not imply a higher token price.
The price can fall to zero, liquidity can disappear, and failures in technology or custody can cause loss.
At the moment, the token gives no ownership of treasury assets, no right to redeem cards, no voting rights, and no share of any revenue. A future community role in treasury decisions is being considered, but nothing is promised.
No regulator has approved or reviewed this project. Gacha outcomes are random, and a card may be worth less than the $5,000 spent on the pack.
The token address, the stonk.fun link, and all announcements are published only on these two channels.
A token address, presale, airdrop, giveaway, or support message that does not appear on these channels is not from PokéStrategy. We will never ask for a seed phrase or private key, and we will never ask you to connect a wallet to verify anything.