Every hour, the top coin rips a real pack.
Launch your coin on pump.fun. Its fees fill the pot. Every hour, the coin with the most volume buys a real graded Pokémon card from the vault, and it's sent straight to one of its holders.
Real cards. Real grades. Real values.
Live inventory of the packs Pack Arena buys, read directly from the vault. Every card is a real graded, insured slab that can be redeemed.
Most volume wins the rip.
More volume unlocks a bigger pack.
The winning coin's volume for the hour decides which pack the pot buys. Odds, values and stock are live.
Create your coin on pump.fun from this page. Its creator fees go to the Pack Arena pot.
Every coin's trading volume is tracked live. The leaderboard resets every hour.
At the top of the hour the pot buys a real pack from the vault for the winning coin. Bigger volume, bigger pack.
One holder of the winning coin is drawn, weighted by bag size, and the graded card is sent to their wallet.
Every round, on the record.
Put your coin in the arena.
Your coin launches on pump.fun and joins this hour's leaderboard the moment it confirms.
- Launches on pump.fun's own program
- Competes for a real pack every hour
- Winners drawn on-chain, weighted by bag size
The house coin.
$ARENA's creator fees go into the same pot, so every $ARENA trade means bigger packs for whichever coin wins the hour.
Contract address at launchHow it works, exactly.
Where do the cards come from?
From Collector Crypt's gacha machines on Solana, the same inventory behind pump.fun's packs. Every card is a real PSA, BGS or CGC graded slab held in an insured vault and represented on-chain. The holder who receives it can keep it, trade it, or redeem the physical card.
How is the winner picked?
At the top of each hour the coin with the most trading volume wins. One of its holders is drawn, weighted by bag size, using a Solana blockhash from that moment as the random seed, so anyone can verify it.
How is the pack chosen?
By the winning coin's volume that hour: the more it traded, the bigger the pack the pot buys, up to what the pot can cover.
Is this affiliated with pump.fun, Collector Crypt or The Pokémon Company?
No. Pack Arena is independent. Coins launch on pump.fun, packs are bought from Collector Crypt's public machines, and all card names and images belong to their owners.
Is this financial advice?
No. Memecoins are extremely risky and packs are a game of chance. Only spend what you can afford to lose.