The bots rip packs.Holders keep the cards.
Every $RIP trade pays a fee into the Rip Fund. The Ripbots spend it on packs of real graded Pokémon cards, rip them live, and send every card to a $RIP holder.
Posted at launchHow a card gets to you
No staking, no claiming, no buttons. Hold $RIP and the bots work for you.
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Trade $RIP
Every buy and sell on Solana pays a small fee into the Rip Fund, a public wallet that only buys packs.
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The fund buys packs
The fund buys packs of real PSA, CGC and Beckett slabs from vaulted card machines. Every purchase is on-chain.
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The bots rip them
Ripbots open every pack live on the rip floor. Every pull shows up with its card, grade and value.
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Holders get the cards
Each card goes to a $RIP holder picked by a seeded draw. Hold more $RIP and you hold more tickets.
Hold 50,000 $RIP. Get a Ripbot.
There are only 1,000 Ripbots. Every wallet holding 50,000 $RIP or more at the snapshot gets one airdropped. Nothing to mint, nothing to claim.
- Supply
- 1,000
- To qualify
- 50,000 $RIP held at the snapshot
- Price
- FREE Airdropped to your wallet
Ripbot #0420
The rip floor
Every pack the fund buys gets ripped here, in public. Until launch this board runs on sample numbers so you can see how it works.
Sample dataMeet the crew
Six Ripbots, one for each pack size. The bigger the fund, the bigger the packs they get to open.
Pack sizes are examples based on the card machines the fund buys from. Prices can change.
Hold more, get more tickets
Before each rip, a snapshot counts every $RIP wallet. Each one gets tickets in line with what it holds, and the draw picks the wallet that gets the card.
Example only: 1 ticket per 1,000 $RIP, 600,000 tickets in the draw and 4,000 cards ripped a month. Final rules are posted before launch. A wallet can go a long time without winning.
Null locks a secret seed before every rip and publishes its fingerprint. After the rip it reveals the seed, so anyone can re-run the draw and check the winner.
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- Solana
- Mint
- Posted at launch
- Fee to the Rip Fund
- Set at launch
- Cards from
- Vaulted graded slabs
- Ripbot airdrop
- Hold 50,000+ $RIP
Questions
What is $RIP?
The token behind the Ripbots. A fee on every $RIP trade fills the Rip Fund, and the fund only buys card packs. Holding $RIP gives you tickets in every draw.
Are the cards real?
Yes. Packs come from machines stocked with professionally graded PSA, CGC and Beckett slabs that sit in an insured vault. Each card is a token you can hold, trade, or redeem for the physical slab.
How do I get a card I won?
You don't need to claim anything to be in the draw. The first time you win, you link a wallet to receive the card, or ask for the physical slab to be shipped.
How do I get a Ripbot?
Hold 50,000 $RIP or more in one wallet when the snapshot is taken. Each qualifying wallet gets one Ripbot airdropped, with nothing to mint and no fees to pay. The snapshot time and the rules, including what happens if more than 1,000 wallets qualify, are posted before the airdrop.
How is the winner picked?
A snapshot of $RIP balances sets everyone's tickets. Null commits a seed before the rip and reveals it after, so anyone can recompute the winner.
Is this an investment?
No. $RIP is a fun token for card collectors. The fund depends on trading, pack contents are random, card prices move, and you might not win a card at all. Never put in more than you're happy to lose.