01 · Overview
PokeFi combines authenticated collector cards with an on-chain gacha flow. The card side supplies real inventory and the USDC side supplies liquidity. The interface exposes the pool, estimated value, spin price, recent results, personal earnings and verification tools.
Core loop
- Card owners deposit Collector Crypt cards into the Card Vault.
- The gacha draws one card from the available pool with equal chance per card.
- The player can keep the card or use the instant buyback path.
- Card owners and USDC liquidity providers receive earnings according to the outcome.
02 · Collector Card Gacha
Each pack contains one card and every available card in the active pool has equal draw probability. The current interface also exposes expected value and the price of a spin.
After the reveal
If the player keeps the card, the card leaves the gacha pool and is held for that wallet. If the player chooses buyback, the protocol pays the configured buyback amount and the card can return to the pool. The original interface advertises instant buyback at 85% of the card's value.
Decision window
The original gacha flow includes a timed decision step. If the user does not choose, the card is treated as kept and is added to that wallet's Card Vault flow.
03 · Card Vault
The Card Vault is the inventory side of PokeFi. Deposited Collector Crypt cards become drawable by the gacha.
When a deposited card is kept
The depositor is credited the card's full insured value in USDC.
When a deposited card is bought back
The card returns to the pool and the depositor earns a share of the spread rather than losing the inventory permanently.
Withdrawals
Withdrawing a card starts a five-minute unstaking period. During that window the card can remain drawable for spins already in flight. A card locked in an active spin cannot be withdrawn until the spin resolves.
04 · USDC Vault
The USDC Vault is the liquidity backbone of the system. It covers buybacks and card payouts when the payment from a single spin is not sufficient.
Vault shares
Deposits are converted to vault shares. As profitable buybacks add value to the vault, the value represented by those shares can grow.
Unstaking
USDC withdrawals also use a five-minute unstaking period before funds can leave the vault.
05 · Provable Fairness
The gacha exposes a verification path for completed spins. A spin can be looked up by ID from Dashboard so the fairness inputs and result can be inspected independently.
The original spin detail includes a server seed, client seed and nonce. These values let the application display the data used to derive the completed result instead of treating the draw as an opaque animation.
06 · Earnings & Dashboard
The Dashboard separates earnings from deposited cards and performance from the USDC Vault. Card-side reporting includes claimable earnings, cards sold, revenue from sales and buyback earnings. The USDC side reports net deposited capital and PnL.
Spin history
Wallet users can review when a spin occurred, which card was drawn, the amount paid, the final keep/buyback outcome and a fairness verification link.
07 · Points, Leaderboard & Referrals
PokeFi tracks wallet points for its airdrop-oriented ranking system. The public leaderboard combines all-time earned amounts with spins, current card deposits, card value, activated referrals and points.
A referral counts as activated only after the referred wallet is linked and has completed at least one paid spin.