LaunchCards

Your card, as a coin.

Own a vaulted Pokemon card? Launch it as a coin in one click. The card stays in your wallet, every buyer can see you still hold it, and you earn on every trade.

$31,900in coins3cards vaulted$1,480largest card
Pikachu Black Star Promo, CGC 8.5
Umbreon ex Special Art Rare, PSA 9
Mega Charizard X ex, CGC 10
Verified ownerOnly the wallet holding a Collector Crypt card can launch its coin. The page shows, live, whether they still hold it.
Trades against CARDSOne billion tokens per coin, straight into a pool. No curve, no presale, no team allocation.
One coin per cardEach slab has one cert number and can only ever launch one coin. The first for a card and grade is marked Genesis.

Top 20 cards by value

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#CardGradeValue7 daysVaulted
1Pikachu Illustrator (1998)PSA 10$5.3M+2%0Not vaulted
2Base Set 1st Edition CharizardPSA 10$1.2M+19%1
3Blastoise Presentation Galaxy StarCGC 8.5$360K0%0Not vaulted
4Trophy Pikachu No. 3 (1997)PSA 9$300K+4%0Not vaulted
5Umbreon Gold Star (2007)PSA 10$120K+11%2
6Charizard Gold Star (2006)PSA 10$95K−3%1
7Neo Genesis 1st Edition LugiaPSA 10$80K+6%0Not vaulted
8Rayquaza Gold Star (2005)PSA 10$48K+14%0Not vaulted
9Shining Charizard Neo Destiny 1st Ed.PSA 10$30K+5%3
10Espeon Gold Star (2007)PSA 10$22K+8%1
11Umbreon ex SAR (SV8a JP)PSA 10$2,900+27%2
12Mega Charizard X ex Promo 029CGC 10$310+41%4

How it works

Read the full version
1

Pick a vaulted card

Connect the wallet that holds your Collector Crypt card. We read it, you choose it.

2

Launch the coin

Name it and sign once. One billion tokens are created and trading opens against CARDS. The card never moves.

3

Earn on every trade

You get 0.8% of every buy and sell for as long as the coin trades, and you keep the card.

Example figures throughout. The coins, prices and wallets are placeholders to show the flow, not live data.

Pokemon market.

The top graded cards by value, refreshed daily. Vaulted means a copy is sitting in a vault and can be launched today.

Top 20 · example figures
#CardGradeValue7 days30 daysVaulted
1Pikachu Illustrator (1998)PSA 10$5.3M+2%+6%0Not vaulted
2Base Set 1st Edition CharizardPSA 10$1.2M+19%+31%1
3Blastoise Presentation Galaxy StarCGC 8.5$360K0%0%0Not vaulted
4Trophy Pikachu No. 3 (1997)PSA 9$300K+4%+9%0Not vaulted
5Umbreon Gold Star (2007)PSA 10$120K+11%+22%2
6Charizard Gold Star (2006)PSA 10$95K−3%+4%1
7Neo Genesis 1st Edition LugiaPSA 10$80K+6%+12%0Not vaulted
8Rayquaza Gold Star (2005)PSA 10$48K+14%+20%0Not vaulted
9Shining Charizard Neo Destiny 1st Ed.PSA 10$30K+5%−2%3
10Espeon Gold Star (2007)PSA 10$22K+8%+15%1
11Crystal Charizard SkyridgePSA 10$18K−4%−7%0Not vaulted
12Gold Star Mew (2005)PSA 10$12K+3%+8%0Not vaulted
13Umbreon ex SAR (SV8a JP)PSA 10$2,900+27%+44%2
14Umbreon ex SAR (SV8a JP)PSA 9$1,480+21%+35%1
15Mega Charizard X ex Promo 029CGC 10$310+41%+41%4
16Pikachu Black Star Promo 012CGC 8.5$42+2%0%1

All coins.

Every card that has been launched, newest first. Genesis marks the first coin ever launched for that card and grade.

Every card is a coin waiting to happen.

There are billions of dollars of graded Pokemon cards sitting in vaults. LaunchCards turns any one of them into a coin, in one click, with the collector who owns it standing behind it. Here is how it works.

Three steps

1

Pick a vaulted card

Connect the wallet that holds a Collector Crypt card. We read your slabs and you choose the one that deserves a coin. It is already authenticated, graded and vaulted, so you have nothing to ship and nothing to prove.

2

Launch the coin

Name it, pick a ticker, sign once. We link the coin to the slab by its cert number, create one billion tokens, and open the whole supply in a pool against CARDS. No presale, no team allocation, no curve. The first buyers set the price.

3

Earn on every trade

Every buy and sell pays 2% and 0.8% of it is yours, for as long as the coin trades. Your card never leaves your wallet. You keep the slab, you earn on the coin, and the whole market can see both.

Why a card coin is different

Most coins are a name and a picture. A card coin is a real, graded, vaulted object with a cert number, an index price and a collector whose wallet we watch live. Buyers can see exactly what the coin is about and exactly who launched it, which is more than almost any coin on Solana can say.

That is what the Pokemon market has been missing. Cards are the most liquid collectibles in the world and they have never had a market that moves at the speed of crypto. A card coin gives every slab a chart, a community and a story, and gives collectors a way to earn from a card without selling it.

And it compounds. The first coin for any card and grade is marked Genesis. When a Genesis coin runs, every collector who owns a copy of that card wants their own, and the only place to get a vaulted copy fast is Collector Crypt. Coins drive card demand, card demand drives more coins.

Supply1,000,000,000 per coin
Opens at$2,500 market cap
Trades againstCARDS
PoolMeteora, no curve, no presale
Linked toone graded slab, by cert number
Card custodythe collector's wallet, checked live
Coins per cardone, ever

Verified, live

At launch we confirm the card is in the collector's wallet and lock the coin to its cert number. From then on we check custody every few minutes, on chain. While the card stays put the coin carries a Verified badge and the page reads "still held by launcher," with the time of the last check.

If the card ever moves, the badge comes off and the page says so, with a timestamp. Nothing is hidden and nothing needs trusting. The market gets the facts and prices them, which is exactly how it should be.

Collectors who want to go further will be able to lock their card in a vault for the life of the coin and earn a Locked badge. That is coming as an option, never a requirement.

The badges

Verifiedcard is in the launcher's wallet right now
Genesisfirst coin ever for this card and grade
Movedcard has left the launcher's wallet
Checkedevery few minutes, on chain
Badges are facts about custody, updated automatically.

Fees

Trade fee, every buy and sell2.0%
to the collector who launched it0.8%
to LaunchCards0.8%
to Meteora, the pool0.4%
Launchingnetwork fees only, about 0.3 SOL
Holdingnothing

No listing fee, no presale, no team allocation, and the collector never puts in a dollar. LaunchCards earns the same way the collector does, from trading. A coin that people want to trade is the only thing that pays anyone, which keeps everyone on the same side.

Questions

Who can launch?

Anyone whose wallet holds a Collector Crypt card. Courtyard cards are next. Connect, pick a slab, launch.

Who holds the card?

The collector, in their own wallet, as a Collector Crypt token. The physical slab stays in Collector Crypt's vault as it always has. LaunchCards never takes custody of either.

What happens if the launcher sells the card?

The coin keeps trading. The Verified badge comes off and the page says the card moved and when. We check every few minutes, so it shows fast.

What if two people launch the same card?

They can't launch the same slab, because every slab has one cert number and one coin. They can launch another copy of the same card and grade. The first ever is Genesis, and Genesis is the one everyone watches.

Where does the card's value on the page come from?

Collector Crypt's index, built from real sales. It tells you what the slab behind the coin is worth in the card market. The coin's price is set by the people trading it.

Which cards get featured?

Anyone can launch anything, but the home and market pages feature the big slabs and the Genesis coins, because that is where the attention and the volume are. A $20,000 PSA 10 as a coin is a story. Launch that.

Launch a card.

Pick a vaulted card in your wallet, name it, launch. The card stays with you. One coin per card, ever.

Your vaulted cards

3 found · Collector Crypt
1

Your card, your coin

We check the card is in your wallet at launch and link the coin to it. One billion tokens are created in your name.

2

It trades against CARDS

The supply opens one sided in a pool. Nobody supplies liquidity. Buyers set the price.

3

The card never moves

It stays in your wallet. The coin page shows live whether you still hold it, so buyers always know.

Pikachu · Black Star Promo #12 · CGC 8.59mWb5…Z4taT
PairPIKA12 / CARDS
Supply1,000,000,000 PIKA12
Opening market cap$2,500
Card index value$42 · Collector Crypt
Cardstays in your wallet
Trade fee2.0%
to you0.8%
to LaunchCards0.8%
to Meteora0.4%

You sign once. The card is read, not moved. The coin is created and trading opens. Network fees only, about 0.3 SOL.

Pikachu Promo 12 $PIKA12 / CARDS

1,000,000,000 PIKA12, launched by the owner of one Pikachu, Black Star Promo #12, CGC 8.5.

$0.000000058+38% today
Market cap$58
vs card value+38%
Volume today$1,240
Holders64
$60$40$20$0launch12hnow card $42

Buy PIKA12

50CARDS
≈ 148,000,000PIKA12
2% fee: 0.8% to the collector, 0.8% LaunchCards, 0.4% Meteora

Top holders

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