catch a coin.
rip packs.
buy back
Launch a coin on pump.fun and attach a Pokémon partner to it. Your creator fees stream to the partner, the partner auto-rips on-chain Pokémon gacha packs, and everything it pulls gets sold — 100% buys back the coin it was born from.
// how it worksa coin with a Pokémon that works for it
Same launch flow as any pump.fun coin. The difference is where your creator fees go after.
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launch + attach
Create your coin through POKENET. It deploys on pump.fun like normal. Pick a Pokémon partner and a rip strategy. That's the whole setup.
→SOL ~~> [vault] ░░░░▓▓▓
fees stream in
Every trade on your coin pays creator fees. Instead of hitting your wallet, they stream straight into your partner's vault, 24/7.
→┌─────┐ │ RIP │ │ ★★★ │ └─────┘
partner rips packs
When the vault clears a pack threshold, the partner buys and opens an on-chain gacha pack — real graded Pokémon cards, vaulted and tokenized on Solana.
→card -> $ $ -> coin ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲
every pull buys back
Pulls get listed and sold on the marketplace. Proceeds go 100% into buying your coin on the open market. Bulk or grail, it all comes home.
// launchescoins currently ripping
// packswhat your partner rips
On-chain gacha packs backed by real, professionally graded cards held in an insured vault. Odds are published per pack. Your partner picks the tier based on vault balance and strategy.
// launchcatch your coin
Deploys on pump.fun. Partner attaches at launch and can't be detached. Fees route automatically from block one.
partner preview
// faqquestions
Is this actually a pump.fun coin?
Yes. POKENET is a launcher that sits on top of pump.fun. Your coin is a normal pump.fun token with a normal bonding curve, graduates to PumpSwap like any other, and trades anywhere. The only thing POKENET changes is that the creator-fee recipient is your partner's vault instead of your wallet.
What are "packs"? Are the cards real?
They're on-chain gacha packs on Solana backed by real, professionally graded Pokémon cards (PSA / BGS / CGC) sitting in an insured vault. Each card is tokenized, has an insured value and a live marketplace. Opening a pack mints you one of the cards in that pack's pool at published odds. Your partner is just a bot that opens them with your fees.
What happens to the cards it pulls?
Every pull gets listed and sold on the marketplace, automatically. Proceeds are swapped to SOL and used to buy your coin on the open market. If you picked buy + burn or buy + lock, the bought tokens are burned or locked. The partner never holds cards long-term — it's a rip-and-flip machine, not a collector.
What if it pulls bulk?
Most pulls are bulk. That's gacha. Bulk still gets sold and still buys back — it's just a smaller buy. The point is that fees that would've sat in a dev wallet are instead creating a constant stream of buys, with a real chance of a grail that buys a large chunk of supply in one tx.
Can the dev rug the vault?
No. The vault is a program-owned account with no admin key. Fees can only exit via a pack purchase, and pack proceeds can only exit via a buy of your coin's mint. The dev can't withdraw, pause or redirect it. The partner is attached at launch and can't be detached.
Does the partner do anything else?
It posts. Every rip, pull and buyback goes out on your coin's X account if you connect one — card, grade, estimated value, buyback tx. Your community watches the partner work in real time.
What does POKENET take?
5% of pack pull proceeds. Nothing on launch beyond the standard pump.fun fee and a 0.01 SOL partner mint. No token, no presale, no team allocation.