I create myself an extension for gachas in @Collector_Cryp solana:CARDSccUMFKoPRZxt5vt3ksUbxEFEcnZ3H2pd3dKxYjp
It gave me when is the best odds to pull a card. Because it's a pool and on-chain, you might have some slight imbalanced between what is currently being pulled and what is available in the pool.
We don't talk about price much. But we get it - most people judge a product by its market cap. So let's set the record straight.
The token is 2 weeks old. In those 2 weeks, holders have been paid over $200,000. Current market cap: $250K.
Read that again. We've already paid out almost the entire market cap - in real prizes, on-chain, verifiable. 2,076 packs opened. $27,799 largest single payout.
Find another project that returned 80% of its mcap to holders in 14 days. We'll wait.
15 minutes to go, and someone's about to get $8700 worth of TCG cards airdropped to them, just for holding $GACHA
You could literally have $10 of the coin in your wallet and be airdropped this (and likely more, this is just 15 mins worth of trading fees gacha pulls)
A simple reason why some pokemon card holders outperform their financial portfolio is because its less liquid. It's easier to fomo sold or buy an asset, than a card.
Most CT rotating stocks will ended up buying some local tops and will most probably rotate back to crypto.
They constantly follow shinning things. They aren't patient enough.
Stock, crypto, trading, it requires time to set-up a valuable trade.
Vibe coders. 2 opposite ways to earn.
(a) You pay to speed things up (marketing, ads, articles, ...). Short term dopamine.
(b) You wait that SEO does it jobs. Long term dopamine.