EVERY TOKEN DESERVES A SHARED ADVENTURE

Pokepair turns a wallet-approved launch into a collection that grows with a community.

A token launch is a beginning. What comes next gives a community something to follow: a public identity, a sequence of milestones and a record of the journey. Pokepair brings those pieces together by pairing a token profile with digital Pokémon catalog albums. Each completed quest unlocks another collection, creating a shared reason to return and see what has changed.

The idea is simple: start with one token, then build a collection in common. The platform combines a familiar card-collecting language with an actual wallet-approved launch flow. The result is a public place to follow a token's progress without confusing a collection achievement with a physical card purchase.

START WITH A PROFILE

A creator connects a supported Solana wallet, adds a token name, ticker, description and image, and publishes a profile by signing a message. That profile is the starting point. Publishing it does not create a token or move funds.

The next step is the Pump.fun launch. The creator reviews the token details and launch settings, authorizes the metadata, and separately approves the Solana mainnet transaction in their wallet. SOL is required for applicable creation and network costs. A confirmed launch receipt is then paired with the public profile. The creator remains responsible for reviewing and approving each request.

SEVEN QUESTS, ONE CONTINUING COLLECTION

Pokepair evaluates seven fixed milestones: a confirmed launch; 24 hours after the verified token is linked; seven days after linking; observed market-cap thresholds of $25,000 and $100,000; $10,000 in observed 24-hour trading volume; and $10,000 in observed pool liquidity.

These are conditions to check, not forecasts or promises about a token's performance. Launch confirmation comes from the verified Solana receipt. Time-based quests use the saved launch-link record. Market quests use public DEX Screener observations for the token's highest-liquidity indexed pair. If a required metric is unavailable, the corresponding quest stays pending.

Opening a token page or choosing Check progress asks the server to evaluate the milestones. The page shows what has been earned, what remains in progress and where market data is still missing. Market changes do not erase an album that was already earned.

A SURPRISE THAT STAYS SAVED

Each completed milestone awards a server-selected digital catalog collection from the published pool. The pool includes Base Set, 151, Neo Genesis, Jungle, Fossil, Neo Discovery and Crown Zenith. A token can earn seven different albums across its seven quests.

The selected collection and its source milestone are saved to the token's public profile. Refreshing the page or checking again does not redraw the same reward. This makes the collection a persistent record of completed milestones, rather than a counter that changes every time someone opens the page.

Visitors can explore the albums, browse card artwork and open individual catalog records. Set information and reference images come from TCGdex. These records help people recognize a collection and discover its contents; they are not evidence that the project owns the illustrated cards.

WHAT THE COLLECTION MEANS

An unlocked album is a digital catalog achievement. It does not grant physical cards, NFTs, redemption rights, revenue shares or financial returns. Pokepair does not automatically buy cards, trade tokens or distribute creator fees. Pump.fun fee settings remain part of the launch configuration the creator reviews.

That boundary keeps the experience understandable. A community gets a public profile, a working launch path and a collection that reflects verified progress. Its next chapter is a new album to explore, with the same clear rules for everyone.

Pokepair is an independent project. Pokémon and associated artwork belong to their respective owners. Catalog data and reference artwork are provided by TCGdex.

