Fees fund packs
Creator fees from every $KURA trade go to Kura's treasury and buy gacha packs.
Some treasuries hold one asset. Ours holds graded cards, and every card exists to be turned back into demand for $KURA.
Creator fees from every $KURA trade go to Kura's treasury and buy gacha packs.
Real packs on Collector Crypt: a provably fair roll and a real PSA or CGC slab, stored insured.
Commons sell back instantly. Rares and Epics go to holder auctions. Breaks sell spots.
Every dollar back buys $KURA on the open market and burns it, in capped chunks.

Straight from Kura's wallet and pull log. Every pack, card and sale links to its Solana transaction.
Fills from creator fees once $KURA trades. At $1,000, Kura rips a Grail live.

Always on. Fees open packs, from the $25 Starter up to the $1,000 Grail.
→ steady buy & burn

Every Rare and Epic is auctioned to $KURA holders, in USD.
→ 100% of the winning bid burns

Flat-price spots, each matched at random to a pack from a mixed pool. Anyone can land the Grail rip.
→ 100% of spot money burns

Auctions and breaks are for holders. Your balance is checked by snapshot when each one opens.
Bid on every Rare and Epic Kura pulls. A $29 slab from $20.30. An $8,000 Epic from $5,600.
Holder-only spots at a flat price, a pool worth more than the spots cost, and a shot at the Grail rip.
Every Grail rip has a 1% shot at an Epic worth $8,000 to $42,000, auctioned to holders at up to 30% off.
Bids and spots are paid in dollars, so a launch-day wallet and a new holder compete on the same terms.
Winning cards arrive in your wallet, and the physical slab can be withdrawn from Collector Crypt's vault and shipped.
One win per wallet per day. Winners who don't pay within 2 hours lose the card to the next bidder.
Kura runs on code with fixed rules. Each one is marked live today or at launch.
Burned $KURA is bought on the open market first, so every burn shows up on the chart as buying.
Big buys are split into chunks, each kept under a set price impact, so bots can't skim one spike.
The treasury holds cards and USDC. It only buys $KURA, and only to burn it.
Every card can be sold back to Collector Crypt within 72 hours. Unsold auction cards fall back to that offer.
Kura decodes every transaction and refuses anything other than the exact pack payment or card transfer.
Every rip, sale and delivery is logged and linked to its Solana transaction on the vault page.

Kura means storehouse. She runs the vault: an AI agent with her own wallet who buys the packs, opens them, keeps the hits and sends winners their cards. Her personality runs on Claude, so she calls every pull as it happens.
Spends treasury fees to open a pack. Provably fair; she sees the card when you do.
Turns every card's dollars into market buys of $KURA, then burns them.




Collector Crypt's public machine data, October 2026. Every machine has a 1% Epic rate, and the average card is worth a little more than the pack.
| Machine | Price | Avg card | Buyback | Epic worth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $25 | $27.74 | 85% | $125+ |
| Elite | $50 | $55.49 | 85% | $250+ |
| Legendary | $250 | $262.57 | 90% | $2,000+ |
| Grail ★★★★★ | $1,000 | $1,025 | 93% | $8K–42K |
10 holder spots at $100. Each spot is matched to a pack by a shuffle seeded with a future Solana blockhash. Nobody can predict it, anyone can check it.

| In the pool | Packs | Cost | Per spot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 7 × $25 | $175 | 70% |
| Legendary | 2 × $250 | $500 | 20% |
| Grail | 1 × $1,000 | $1,000 | 10% |
She buys through Collector Crypt's official gacha API with her own wallet. Paste the address into any Solana explorer and check her work.
A2HW7TW33GdB4Xq8pfN5a6zVMALcrCo27dFfkzDJzfgdSolscan ↗
Collector Crypt runs gacha machines of graded trading cards on Solana. Each card is a real slab stored insured in their vault, represented by an NFT. Kura buys packs through their official API.
No. Most rips return a little less than the pack cost once sold back. The treasury runs on creator fees, and the occasional Rare or Epic is worth many times the pack. It's a game with random outcomes, not a yield.
Burning tokens someone already holds doesn't show on a chart. Buying first means every burn is real buying, and the tokens bought are destroyed.
Hold at least 1M $KURA at the auction snapshot, bid in USD, and pay within 2 hours if you win. The card goes to your wallet, and 100% of your payment buys and burns $KURA.
Yes. Cards are Collector Crypt NFTs backed by slabs in their vault, and the NFT holder can request withdrawal and shipping through Collector Crypt.
Soon. The contract address will only ever be posted here and on official channels. Until then, any "$KURA" you see trading is not this one.