Gem Mint

Launch a token on any graded Pokémon card and let its own trading buy the real thing 💎

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$GEM is live

Gem Mint turns a tokens own trading into a real graded Pokémon card.

Not a picture of one. The actual slab, bought on chain, held in a wallet you can check.

https://t.co/ruSgxraThx

Here is exactly how it works 🧵

[Gem Mint @GemMintOnChain]

@Askara_Raja @listingdexvra incoming

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Where do the $GEM fees go?

60% → USDC in the token's vault, to buy the real graded card.

25% → buys $GEM on the open market and burns it

15% → keeps the lights on

No team allocation on that flow. Every settle is a transaction you can read.

[Gem Mint @GemMintOnChain]

CWTaohAfwg53Fz6iHnvWQK2WdgfUSDBi1NN81U2D9Due

[Gem Mint @GemMintOnChain]

$GEM is live

Gem Mint turns a tokens own trading into a real graded Pokémon card.

Not a picture of one. The actual slab, bought on chain, held in a wallet you can check.

https://t.co/ruSgxraThx

Here is exactly how it works 🧵

[Gem Mint @GemMintOnChain]

Each launch derives its own vault, and the launch transaction names that vault as the pool's creator.

So the creator's share of the trading fee can only ever go to the vault. Not to us, not to the launcher. It is set in the transaction that creates the token.

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Every Gem Mint token is pegged to one card at one grade.

You pick it at launch: a Charizard PSA 10, a Gengar CGC 10, anything from the 4,900+ graded slabs Collector Crypt has listed.

That card is fixed for the life of the token.