A handful of wallets drive most of the on-chain gacha market. Some of them rip thousands of dollars of packs in an hour.
PAKT's Whale board ranks the top 100 by spend over 24h, 7d and 30d, with their luck score: how much card value they pulled for every dollar spent.
Who's up, who's down, who's still ripping. https://t.co/CcrWv2NyVS
Is the gacha fair?
PAKT tests every vault pool: at the moment of each pull, it knows exactly what the pool held. Then it compares what came out with what uniform draws would give, using chi-square and Kolmogorov-Smirnov.
No verdict under 300 pulls. No accusations. Just the math, on-chain. https://t.co/CcrWv2NyVS
How PAKT reads a gacha pull on Solana:
1. A buyer pays USDC to the gacha wallet, with a memo like cc-<uuid>:open
2. Seconds later, a graded card leaves a vault with the same uuid :send
3. If the card is sold back, a third tx with :buyback returns it to the pool
4. The card's NFT metadata carries its grade, cert number and insured value
Three transactions, one uuid, zero guesswork. That's every pull on https://t.co/CcrWv2NyVS.
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Every day, thousands of people rip graded-card packs on Solana without knowing what's inside the machine, what a pack really returns, or who just hit.
We built the terminal that shows all of it, live, from the chain.
Here's PAKT π
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43,851 packs ripped in one day. 484 god pulls. $7.42M in cards. We caught every single one, live, straight from the chain. This is PAKT. https://t.co/dcidTJG7xp
43,851 packs ripped in one day. 484 god pulls. $7.42M in cards. We caught every single one, live, straight from the chain. This is PAKT. https://t.co/dcidTJG7xp