Buying sealed packs
Five tokens. Four denominations. One fixed mix.
Choose your size
Packs cost 25, 100, 500, or 1,000 quote units; the default is 100. A larger pack buys larger original token quantities. It does not improve grade odds.
A request escrows the full payment. The operator must seal it before its five-minute request deadline. If sealing does not happen, anyone can trigger a full refund to the original payer. Shutdown makes that refund immediately available.
The 2 / 2 / 1 mix
Every pack contains five distinct tokens. Each token receives one fifth of the payment’s notional allocation, converted at its seal-time curve FDV using integer floor rounding. These token claims come from launch inventory, not a market purchase.
| Lane | Tokens | FDV at sealing |
|---|---|---|
| Early | 2 | 10,000 ≤ FDV < 20,000 |
| Middle | 2 | 20,000 ≤ FDV < 40,000 |
| Late | 1 | 40,000 ≤ FDV < 60,000 |
The machine can be unavailable
All lanes must have sufficient inventory for the selected denomination. The machine never substitutes a different lane. Availability is published as a yes/no estimate by denomination; it is not a reservation and can change before sealing.
The public candidate snapshot records possible tokens and their FDVs. The chosen five, quantities, and grades are private until opening. A small candidate universe and subsequent reveals can make deductions possible.