Coins clash over real Pokémon cards.
Every hour, coins launched here fight for a pack of real graded cards. The coin with the most volume wins, the pot rips the pack live, sells the card, and splits the money across every one of its holders.
Spin the Legendary pack.
Most volume takes the pack.
Bigger clash, bigger pack.
The winner's volume for the round decides which real pack the pot rips. Odds and stock are live from the vault.
Packs being ripped right now.
Create your coin on pump.fun from this page. Its creator fees feed the PackClash pot.
Every coin's volume is tracked live. Each round lasts one hour.
At the bell, the pot rips the round's pack from the vault. More volume, bigger pack.
The card is sold back to the vault on the spot and the money is split across every holder of the winning coin, by bag size, in SOL.
Every round, on the record.
Check what you've been paid.
Every round, the card's sale is split across all holders of the winning coin and paid in SOL. Paste your wallet to see your share.
Step into the clash.
Your coin launches on pump.fun and joins this round's leaderboard the moment it confirms.
The house coin.
$CLASH's creator fees go into the same pot, so every $CLASH trade means bigger packs for whoever wins the round.
Contract address at launchThe rules.
Where do the cards come from?
From Collector Crypt's gacha machines on Solana, the same inventory behind pump.fun's packs. Every card is a real PSA, BGS or CGC graded slab held in an insured vault and represented on-chain. The holder who receives it can keep it, trade it, or redeem the physical card.
Who gets paid?
Every holder of the winning coin. The pot rips the round's pack, the card is sold back to the vault instantly (85–93% of its insured value), and the proceeds are split across all holders by bag size, paid in SOL. Very small shares accrue and are sent once they're worth the transaction.
How much do holders get?
Whatever the card sells for. Most pulls return close to the pack price; rare and epic pulls can be worth 10x to 600x the pack, and all of it goes to holders. Packs are a game of chance, so payouts vary every round.
Is this affiliated with pump.fun, Collector Crypt or The Pokémon Company?
No. PackClash is independent. Coins launch on pump.fun, packs are bought from Collector Crypt's public machines, and all card names and images belong to their owners.
Is this financial advice?
No. Memecoins are extremely risky and packs are a game of chance. Only spend what you can afford to lose.