Your bot rips Pokémon packs. You keep the cards.
Every time a Ripbot trades, a creator fee goes into a pack fund. Each cycle the bots spend it on packs of real graded cards, open them live, and send every card to the wallet holding the bot.
How it works, in four steps
No staking, no claiming, no buttons to press. If a Ripbot is in your wallet when the draw runs, the cards it pulls come to you.
Bots trade
Ripbots are bought and sold on Solana marketplaces like any NFT.
Fees fill the fund
A creator fee on every sale goes straight into the pack fund. The fund's wallet is public.
Bots rip packs
Each cycle the fund buys packs of real graded cards. A draw picks which bots open them, live.
Cards go to holders
Every card a bot pulls is sent to the wallet holding that bot. Keep it, sell it, or redeem the physical slab.
Illustrative numbers only. Real fees, pack prices and pulls will vary.
Rarer bots rip more often
Every bot gets tickets in each cycle's draw. A Grail holds 40 tickets to a Common's one, so it opens far more packs over time.
2,000 bots, every one different
Each Ripbot is built from 12 traits: its material, LED face, headgear, what it's holding and the room it stands in. Click any bot to see its traits and tickets.
Watch the bots rip SAMPLE
Once the collection is live, every pack opening shows up here as it happens. Until then this panel runs on sample data so you can see how it works.
Pack fund
The fund wallet, each draw's seed and every pack purchase will be public on-chain, so anyone can check them.
Latest rips
Mint opens soon
Mint a Ripbot and you'll find out which one you got when it's revealed. The tier sets its tickets; the traits are just for looks.
- Supply
- 2,000
- Chain
- Solana
- Price
- To be announced
- Creator fee
- 5% to the pack fund
Questions
What is a creator fee?
When an NFT is resold on a marketplace, a small percentage of the price goes to the collection. For Ripbots that fee goes into the pack fund, a public wallet that only buys packs.
Do I have to do anything to get cards?
No. Keep the bot in your wallet. When a draw picks your bot, it opens a pack and the card is sent to the wallet holding the bot at that moment. Sell the bot and its future rips go to the new holder.
What kind of cards are they?
Packs are bought from on-chain gacha machines on Solana that sell real, professionally graded Pokémon cards stored in a vault. Each card arrives as a token in your wallet that you can hold, trade or redeem for the physical slab through its issuer.
How are bots picked to rip?
Each cycle, the packs the fund bought are given out by a draw. Every bot holds tickets by tier, from 1 for a Common to 40 for a Grail. The draw's seed is committed before it runs and published after, so anyone can check the result.
Is this an investment?
No. Ripbots are collectibles. How much goes into the fund depends on trading, pack contents are random, and card values go up and down. A bot might rip nothing in a cycle. Nothing here promises a return.