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Every 5 minutes, one holder wins the pulls.

PUMPCHA feeds token fees into gacha capsules and ships the loot to a random holder — automatically, on-chain, forever.

First draw drops at launch
Prizes sent
Value shipped
Eligible holders
A capsule machine dispensing a graded card
one pull, every 5 minutes
The thesis

Why PUMPCHA

Most token fees disappear into team wallets. Ours buy graded cards for the people actually holding.

Fees die in team wallets

On most meme tokens, trading fees quietly drain into team wallets or burn into nothing. Holders watch the chart and get nothing back.

Holding is passive

No staking program, no points meta, no upside beyond price action. Loyalty goes completely unrewarded.

PUMPCHA flips the loop

Every fee becomes a gacha pull on Collector Crypt, and every graded card ships to a randomly drawn holder. Holding is the ticket — the fund does the rest.

The loop

How it works

No staking, no claiming, no dashboards to babysit. Fees come in, gacha goes out, holders get paid.

  1. 01

    Fees flow in

    Trading fees from $PUMPCHA stream straight into the PUMPCHA fund wallet — no manual top-ups, no team allocation.

  2. 02

    We pull gacha

    The fund spends those fees opening gacha machines on Collector Crypt. Whatever card drops, drops — vault-backed and fully on-chain.

  3. 03

    Holders win

    Every 5 minutes a holder is drawn at random and the freshly-pulled prizes are sent to their wallet. No claim, no gas, no catch.

The machines

Gachas we open

A live taste of what the fund rolls on Collector Crypt — real machines, real graded cards, every card backed by a vaulted original. Odds and live stock land with the data feed.

Pokémon $100
Bronze Pokémon Gacha Pack machine on Collector Crypt

Bronze Pokémon Gacha Pack

Live odds
Coming soon
Pokémon $500
Hyper Pokémon Gacha machine on Collector Crypt

Hyper Pokémon Gacha

Live odds
Coming soon
One Piece $1,000
One Piece Emperor Pack machine on Collector Crypt

One Piece Emperor Pack

Live odds
Coming soon
Pokémon $5,000
Celestial Pokémon Gacha Pack machine on Collector Crypt

Celestial Pokémon Gacha Pack

Live odds
Coming soon
The receipts

Recent pulls

Every capsule the fund opens streams here — pack, rarity, value and the wallet it landed in, straight from chain.

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The numbers

Fund stats

Total draws

Prizes shipped since genesis

Value shipped

Total insured value of prizes

Avg prize value

Per winning draw

Unique winners

Distinct wallets paid out

Hall of fame

Biggest pulls ever

The record-breaking capsules and the lucky wallets that walked away with them.

!!! Data feed is coming soon

The crew

Top holders

The wallets holding the most $PUMPCHA — and therefore the best odds each draw.

Holder leaderboard goes live once the token launches

No funny business

Fairness

The whole point of a fund is trust. Here is how draws stay provably fair.

Always a random holder

Every draw picks one eligible holder uniformly at random, seeded by a verifiable on-chain source. No team picks, no exceptions — anyone can replay the draw and confirm the result.

Snapshot at draw time

Eligibility is taken from a holder snapshot captured the moment each draw fires, so last-second sniping earns nothing.

Everything is public

Fund wallet, gacha pulls on Collector Crypt, and payout transactions are all on Solana — fully auditable, end to end.

Questions

FAQ

What is PUMPCHA? +

PUMPCHA is a community fund. Fees from the $PUMPCHA token are used to open gacha packs on Collector Crypt, and the graded cards they drop are sent to randomly drawn holders.

Do I have to claim my prize? +

No. If your wallet is drawn, the prize is pushed directly to you. There is no claim button and no gas for you to pay.

How often are draws? +

A draw fires roughly every 5 minutes. The countdown at the top of the page tracks the next one.

How do I become eligible? +

Hold $PUMPCHA at the moment a draw fires. The more you hold, the better your odds — full eligibility rules ship with the live feed.

Is the data on this page live? +

Not yet. The interface is live, but the on-chain data feeds are still being wired up — those sections currently show placeholders.