Tokens pegged 1:1 to Pokémon card prices. Pick a card, launch a token, trade it on a bonding curve. CA: 0x22aac61f196e81c57c7066af3f284ab3559bc3d1
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$CARDBOARD is live on Robinhood Chain.
CA: 0x22aac61f196e81c57c7066af3f284ab3559bc3d1
Trade: cardboard.markets/
$ZARD is live. Pegged to the Charizard: Base Set #4, Holo, $897.
Token: $0.0000148 · Curve: 35% · Drift: −100%. Everything above zero is upside to the card.
CA: 0xe922cd4692f960c9e2f297c5a0094f57c153c8c6
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No code. No config.
Open a card, click "Launch a token pegged to this listing", name it, sign. That's the whole thing.
Shining Raichu 1st Edition, $14,999, still has no token:
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First token pegged to a Pokémon card is live: $ZARD tracks Shining Charizard 1st Edition ($8,250).
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Yours next: cardboard.markets/launch
Where things are.
Markets: every live token and its drift.
Catalogue: the 300 cards you can peg to.
Launch: one form, one transaction.
Stats: claimed, live, on peg.
Docs: the whole system.
Top of the catalogue right now.
Shining Raichu, Neo Destiny #111, $14,999.
Shining Charizard, Neo Destiny #107, $8,250.
Lugia, Aquapolis #149, $4,500.
Shining Tyranitar, Neo Destiny #113, $4,250.
Any of them can be pegged today.
cardboard.markets
A scenario.
You pick Shining Tyranitar, Neo Destiny #113, 1st Edition holo, quoted at $4,250 today. Name, ticker, image, a small dev buy, one signature. It trades from the next block.
Next refresh, the card is quoted at $4,600. Target moves to $4,600. The token sits at $4,300: drift −6.5%, off peg. Someone buys the gap.
Every one of those trades pays you 2% in ETH.
The card is chosen once.
At launch, the card, the exact listing and its price that day are written into the launch record. It can't be changed afterwards: not by the creator, not by us, not by holders.
A token launched against a Shining Tyranitar stays a Shining Tyranitar token.
Launching takes one transaction.
Name, ticker, image, the card, the listing. Optional dev buy in the same tx so nobody front-runs you. 2% creator fee on every trade, paid to you in ETH.
cardboard.markets/launch
Launching takes one transaction.
Name, ticker, image, the card, the listing. Optional dev buy in the same tx so nobody front-runs you. 2% creator fee on every trade, paid to you in ETH.
cardboard.markets/launch
The peg is one line, no ratio, no supply maths:
target price of 1 token = market price of 1 card
Drift = token price ÷ card price − 1. It's on every row and every token page. Inside ±5% a token is "on peg".
cardboard.markets/docs
The catalogue is the 300 most valuable English cards, rebuilt from live data, one row per printing.
Every priced listing is kept: holo, reverse, 1st Edition, unlimited. You peg to the exact listing, not to "a Charizard".
How it works, in three lines.
Pick a card. Launch a token in one transaction. Trade it against the card's live price, from the first block.
The whole supply goes to the curve. Nobody gets a free allocation, including us.
Every valuable Pokémon card now has a price you can trade.
cardboard.markets: pick any card in the catalogue, launch a token pegged 1:1 to its live TCGplayer price, trade it on a bonding curve from block one.
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