$SHANKS
ShanksDeployed by GrandLine, paired with $GrandLine. Same mechanism for all 100.
the vault
The cards behind this entry.
Real graded Shanks cards, tokenized by Collector Crypt, each one backed by the physical slab in their vault and redeemable for delivery. The vault holds 506 Shanks cards with listings from $30. Once this entry's treasury can afford one, it pulls a random graded card from the vault, like opening a pack, and airdrops it to a holder, with odds weighted by holdings.
CGC PRISTINE 10
PSA MINT 9
PSA GEM-MT 10
CGC PRISTINE 10
PSA GEM-MT 10
PSA MINT 9
CGC GEM MINT 9.5
CGC PRISTINE 10
CGC PRISTINE 10
PSA GEM-MT 10
PSA MINT 9
PSA GEM-MT 10
PSA MINT 9
PSA GEM-MT 10
PSA GEM-MT 10
PSA GEM-MT 10
PSA MINT 9
PSA GEM-MT 10
PSA GEM-MT 10live stats
What this entry has paid out.
Stats go live with the first trade: fees collected, every card bought and every airdrop will settle on-chain and show up here.
the drops
Cards already sent to holders.
the chart
$SHANKS, live.
The DexScreener chart appears here the moment $SHANKS launches, wired to its on-chain mint. Market cap and volume start counting from the first trade.
what happens here
Exactly how $SHANKS works.
- 1$SHANKS launches once, on pump.fun.
One coin per pirate, forever. No second launch of this entry can ever happen. It is paired with $GrandLine, so every buy routes through the pad's own coin, and its fees exist to buy cards.
- 2Every trade pays a creator fee.
Fees from every buy and sell are spent on a fixed recipe: most of it builds this entry's card pot, a slice buys back and burns this coin, a slice burns $GrandLine, and a small cut is ops.
- 3The pot opens a pack.
The moment the treasury can afford a graded Shanks card, it buys one, picked at random among every card it can afford, like pulling from a pack.
- 4The card is airdropped to a holder.
One $SHANKS holder wins it, odds weighted by holding % and drawn against a pre-committed blockhash. The winner holds the tokenized card, redeemable for the physical, and the whole thing settles as public transactions.