The collector launchpad

One token, two ways in #

tok.fun combines token launches with collectible packs. Trade a token on its curve, or buy a sealed pack containing five different early tokens. Packs hold funded token claims, rarity-weighted quote earnings, and a protected cash return.

This documentation describes the default rules of the burn-only collector v7 engine. Historical v6 seasons retain their original withdrawal rights. The public site is a playable demo with an email waitlist. The burn-only v7 release and original v6 contracts are deployed separately on Robinhood testnet; hosted application qualification is still in progress. Test assets have no monetary value and mainnet is not enabled.

Each season has its own rules #

A season is an immutable release with its own contracts, economic terms, proof artifacts and artwork version. Choose a season to read its exact fees, cash protection and timing before signing. The percentages and time windows on these general pages describe the default collector release, not every future season.

A later season may use different supported collector parameters or an entirely different game engine. It cannot rewrite an earlier season’s assets or claims. Closing new issuance leaves existing market, reveal, return, redemption and earnings rights governed by their original contracts; full shutdown is a separate irreversible transition.

Testnet season one uses freely mintable testUSD, an unsafe public test proof ceremony and operator-controlled entropy. This is not production randomness or a production proving setup. Unsupported future engines remain readable without presenting guessed transaction controls.

From launch to graduation #

A launch creates one billion tokens. Buyers trade on a bonding curve until 75% of supply has sold. Graduation moves the accumulated 12,000 quote units and 20% of supply into permanent Uniswap v4 liquidity.

Before graduation, eligible tokens may enter packs. Graduation closes pack issuance for that token. Proven never-issued backing burns; active positions begin sharing pool trading fees. Trading continues through the pool.

Hold, open, keep, return #

A sealed pack can be held indefinitely or sold. Its original 70% cash return remains reserved. Opening reveals five cards and begins a five-minute decision: keep everything or return the entire pull. Opening alone does not end earnings.

Keeping ends the cash return, while the cards retain their token claims and earnings positions. Redeeming a card withdraws its underlying tokens and accrued earnings, ending that position.