You could lose everything
The price can drop to zero, liquidity can dry up, and failures in technology or custody can cause losses.
Live · Solana
A memecoin
that collects
Pokémon.
Every time the token changes hands, 2% goes to a treasury that buys $5,000 Pokémon card packs. Every card it pulls automatically gets added to the treasury.
Launched. The official token address is in the token card below.
High risk. You could lose everything you put in. Holding the token doesn’t give you any cards or a share of the treasury. Read the risks
The only real token address will be posted here and on @pokestrategyx. Any other address is a scam.
TREASURY / 001
Reserved for the first card.
How it works
Four steps that repeat for as long as the token trades. You don’t need a wallet to follow along.
- 01
You trade
2% of every buy, sell or transfer is set aside automatically. It’s built into the token, so it works on every market.
- 02
The treasury collects it
Once a day, everything set aside is swept into the treasury’s public vault.
- 03
It’s sold for USDC
A little is sold every few minutes, never in one big dump, until $5,000 has built up.
- 04
A pack gets pulled
The treasury buys a $5,000 Pokémon pack from Collector Crypt. The graded card lands in the vault and shows up below.
The 2%, in plain English
One simple rule funds everything: a 2% tax on every transfer of the token, all of it for cards.
LaunchedPokéStrategy.
A Solana token that funds a public Pokémon card treasury.
- Network
- Solana
- Launches on
- Raydium LaunchLab
- Paired with
- SOL
- Tax on every transfer
- 2%, to the treasury
- Ticker
- PSTR
Official token addressbgzZngPG4bZTPRFjsyaVA12LMP64ZgFjdjjzHZ9qQNR
Also posted on @pokestrategyx. Treat any other address as a scam.
This site never asks you to connect a wallet.
2% of every transfer.
All of it buys cards.
The tax is built into the token itself, so it applies everywhere the token moves: buys and sells on Raydium, on any other market, and transfers between wallets.
100% goes to cards
The whole 2% goes toward packs. No buybacks and no payouts.
Locked for good
Nobody can change the 2% on the launch curve, and it’s locked forever right after graduation.
Liquidity can’t be pulled
At graduation the pool’s starting liquidity is burned, so nobody can ever withdraw it.
What a trade costs in total
| Fee | On the launch curve | After graduation |
|---|---|---|
| Transfer tax, to the treasury | 2% | 2% |
| Pool creator fee, to the treasury | None | 0.05% |
| Raydium’s trading fee | 0.25% | 0.25% |
| Total per trade | About 2.25% | About 2.30% |
Graduation is when the token leaves its launch curve and moves to a regular Raydium pool. The 2% is taken in tokens; the 0.05% is paid in SOL. Solana network fees apply on top. These are the settings planned for launch, not a live quote.
How the 2% gets locked
While the token is on its launch curve, Raydium LaunchLab controls the tax setting and has no way to change it.
At graduation, control passes to our collector: a small open-source program whose only jobs are to sweep the tax into the treasury and to lock the rate. It locks the 2% within the hour, and after that nobody can ever change it.
Until we freeze the collector program itself, which we plan to do once it has worked on mainnet, the treasury could in theory replace it. The lock and the freeze will both be announced, and anyone can check them on Solana.
Read the fee disclosuresGood to know before you buy
- A buy delivers about 2% fewer tokens than it moves, and a sell sends 2% of your tokens to the treasury.
- Moving tokens between your own wallets costs 2% too.
- Some wallets, apps and exchanges don’t handle taxed tokens well. Check before you send.
- The treasury sells what it collects for USDC every few minutes. That’s steady selling pressure on the price, roughly the size of the tax. It never buys the token back.
The treasury
Live numbers straight from Solana: what’s been collected, what it sold for, how close the next pack is, and every card pulled.
Checking the treasury…
The cards
Every card the treasury has pulled: what it still holds, what it has listed for sale and what it has sold, each with its grade, Collector Crypt’s value estimate and a link to check it on Solana.
Coming after launch
The first card will show up here.
Every card the treasury pulls appears here automatically, as soon as it lands in the vault.
What you’ll be able to checkOwnership, listings and sales are read from Solana and refreshed about once a minute while this page is open. Sale prices are what the buyer paid; on Collector Crypt’s marketplace the treasury receives that less a 2% fee. Values are Collector Crypt’s insurance estimates, not sale prices, and they don’t set a price for the token.
Check it yourself
The treasury is a Solana vault anyone can inspect. You can check all of this without trusting us.
Custody and treasury risks- The vaults. The addresses of the tax vault and the card vault, published at launch. Follow the money on any Solana explorer.
- Every step. Each daily collection, sale, pack purchase and card delivery links to its transaction.
- The automated buyer’s limits. It can move only a capped amount of the collected tax each day, only to sell it, and it can never touch the cards.
- The collector program. Open source, with a verifiable build, and frozen for good once it has proven itself on mainnet.
The honest caveat: this isn’t fully trustless. It depends on the automated buyer we run and on Collector Crypt, which holds the physical cards.
Questions
Short answers to what people ask most. The full disclosures are on the legal page.
Token disclosures and risksWhere can I buy it?
On Raydium. The official token address is bgzZngPG4bZTPRFjsyaVA12LMP64ZgFjdjjzHZ9qQNR, also posted on @pokestrategyx. Any token at another address isn’t us.
Has it launched?
Yes. The official token address is in the token card above and on @pokestrategyx. A token at any other address isn’t us.
What do I get for holding it?
At present, just the token. It doesn’t give you any cards, a share of the treasury, voting rights, or any payout, and its price can fall to zero.
We’re exploring ways for holders to have a say in what the treasury does. Nothing is promised, and any change would be announced here first.
Read the token rights disclosureWho holds the tokens?
The team bought 10 SOL of PSTR in the launch transaction (26.24% of the original 1 billion supply after the 2% fee). On 4 and 5 October 2026 it burned 252,392,445 PSTR of that outright, in three transactions (100,000,000, 62,392,445 and 90,000,000), reducing the total supply to about 747.6 million. It keeps exactly 10,000,000 PSTR (about 1.3% of the current supply) in the launch wallet below; none has been sold or moved, and no liquidity deposit is planned. The pool’s starting liquidity was burned by Raydium at graduation and can’t be withdrawn. Any change to the team’s holding will be posted here before it happens. There are no other team or insider holdings.
- Launch wallet
- 7SvenRJBukPnMJoQ9npWtZchK8zG5KoQDUmhHgfYEfFD
- Launch buy, share of supply
- 26.24%
- Raydium pool
- JBn3psJ6PCDCp5t7e6NtJtjAYBBFtZoQsXFe7v6Y1JbX
- Team liquidity burn transaction
- none: no liquidity deposit is planned
- Team holding after the burn
- none: no liquidity deposit is planned
Why is there a 2% tax?
It’s what funds the treasury. Because it’s built into the token, it works on every market, not just one pool, so the treasury keeps getting funded wherever the token trades.
Can the 2% change?
No. Nobody can change it while the token is on its launch curve, and our collector program locks it forever within an hour of graduation. For the fine print, open “How the 2% gets locked” above.
Read the fee disclosuresDoes the treasury sell tokens?
Yes, but only the tax it collects. Packs are paid for in USDC, so the treasury sells the collected tokens a little at a time, every few minutes, and skips an hour if a sale would move the price too much. It never buys the token back.
What is a $5,000 Pokémon pack?
A randomized “gacha” pack sold by Collector Crypt for 5,000 USDC. Each one contains one graded Pokémon card, which can be worth more or less than $5,000. The treasury buys only this tier.
When does the treasury buy a pack?
Automatically, as soon as its sales add up to $5,000 and no other purchase is in progress. Each card has to arrive and be checked before the next purchase starts. If anything looks off, buying pauses until it has been reviewed.
Who holds the cards?
The tokenized cards sit in the treasury’s card vault, which anyone can inspect on Solana. The physical cards stay in Collector Crypt’s vault.
Read the custody risksDoes the collection back the token price?
No. Card values are estimates. They don’t set a price floor, and you can’t trade tokens in for cards.
Risks
Holding gives you no cards
The token gives you no ownership of the cards, no share of the treasury, no voting rights and no payout.
No approvals, no guarantees
No regulator has reviewed this project. Pack outcomes are random, and a card can be worth less than the $5,000 spent on it.
Official channels
The token address, the trading link and every announcement come from these two places only.
- Websitepokestrategy.ai
- X@pokestrategyx
If it’s not here, it’s not us
Any token address, presale, airdrop, giveaway or DM that doesn’t appear on these channels is fake. We will never ask for your seed phrase or private key, or ask you to connect a wallet to “verify” anything.