Trades pay fees
Every $PAKS trade sends a fee to its own pack fund.
Coins launched on PAKS turn their trading fees into real graded card packs, opened live. Every card goes to a holder, and the more you hold, the more tickets you get.
Every $PAKS trade sends a fee to its own pack fund.
At $50, PAKS opens one pack from the coin's Collector Crypt machine.

One ticket is drawn. 1% of supply is 100 tickets, so holding more means more tickets.
Live machines

PAKS opens with its own coin. Its fees fill its pack fund from the first trade, the first pack opens live here, and the first card goes to one of its holders.
The draw
When a pack opens, holders are snapshotted and one ticket is drawn. Hold more, get more tickets. Under 0.05% of supply you are not in the draw, so a dust wallet or a contract cannot win a card.
6.0 $50 packs a day at that volume. Assumes the other holders in the draw hold 40% of supply between them.
The odds
Packs come from Collector Crypt machines at their published odds, read live from their API. A few big pulls carry the average; the typical card is a common. All of every coin's creator fees buy its packs. The coins are memecoins and any of them can go to zero.
Insured values of graded cards. Every machine a coin can launch on, with its odds, is on the launch page.
Launch a coin and its fees open packs for its holders, from the first trade, for as long as it trades. One signature on pump.fun; the fee route is set before the first trade and cannot be changed.