POKESTR
A Pokémon gacha & card reserve on a deflationary token
Fees become cards.
Cards become burns.
Every engine in the protocol terminates in the same place: buyback and burn. Supply only goes down.
Buyback& Burn
Trade generates fees
95% of all token trading fees flow to the Reserve. The remaining 5% funds the team — aligned with volume, not with unlocking supply.
Reserve buys below market
The Reserve strategically acquires graded Pokémon cards at a target of ~85% of market price — bulk deals, auctions, grading arbitrage.
Cards listed above market
Every card is listed at 1.1× market across established marketplaces. The Reserve is never a forced seller.
Proceeds burn supply
When a card sells, 100% of proceeds buy back and burn POKESTR. Burns are on-chain and published. Supply only decreases.
Everything feeds the burn
The Reserve
A continuously growing, professionally custodied inventory of graded Pokémon cards — bought at ~0.85× market, listed at 1.1×, fully transparent. Sale proceeds burn POKESTR.
Enter the Vault / 02The Gacha
One pack. $100. 100% RTP — the expected market value of the card you pull equals the price you paid. The team takes no cut; the sourcing edge is burned instead.
Open a PackThe Raffle Bridge
A web2 on-ramp modeled on established car- and house-raffle businesses — fixed-price tickets, capped entries, grail-tier Pokémon prizes. No wallet required. Surplus is burned.
Coming SoonFair launch.
Nothing held back.
POKESTR launches on the Pons Family bonding curve and migrates to open-market trading on curve completion. No team allocation. No vesting cliffs waiting to unlock. The team earns from the 5% fee share — aligned with volume, not with dumping supply.
Read the Whitepaper