GATCHACATCH ’EM ALL.
Hold $GATCHA. Win tokenised Pokémon packs.
Every trade fills the machine.
Every holder has a chance.
The more you hold, the better your odds.
MACHINE
ELIGIBLE HOLDERS
—THE VAULT HOLDS
— SV151Catch them all.
WHY HOLD
Yield gives everyone a little. GATCHA gives someone a lot.
Most tokens with a fee stream do the same thing with it. They collect it, split it by the decimal, and push a few cents into every wallet. It is fair, and it is forgettable.
GATCHA spends the same stream on one thing: filling a machine. Every 1,510 SV151 becomes one meaningful catch instead of thousands of tiny payments. Nine times in ten, a holder catches the whole thing.
A small holder may catch nothing for several rounds — that is real, and we will not pretend otherwise. But when they do catch one, the reward can be meaningful relative to the size of their position. Hold more and your chance increases proportionally, every round.
HOLD 2× THE GATCHA. GET 2× THE CHANCE.
Chance of catching the next machine, by share of eligible GATCHA. Every holder has one. Nobody is guaranteed one.
THE VAULT
Sometimes the machine catches itself.
One round in ten, no holder catches it — the Vault does. That is not the house taking a cut. Nothing is skimmed off a winner's prize, because there is no winner that round. The machine catches the whole thing and keeps it.
And what it catches, it keeps. Every SV151 the Vault has ever won is still sitting there, stacking into the prize pool for a second machine — one you pay GATCHA to pull, and that burns the GATCHA it takes.
The Vault is not idle capital. It is what lets the next machine pay out more than it charges.
THE VAULT HOLDS
—SV151
READING CHAIN…
Nothing has ever left it. Using it for the second machine requires a program upgrade.
ONE FEE STREAM. TWO MACHINES.
LIVE NOW
Hold to catch
Runs forever.
- Fills with
- Half of a 1% trade fee, in SV151
- Costs
- Nothing — pulling is free
- You need
- To be holding GATCHA
- Outcome
- 9 in 10 a holder · 1 in 10 the Vault
COMING
Pay to pull
Will run beside it.
- Stocked by
- The Vault
- Costs
- GATCHA, per pull
- Designed
- +EV for the player
- Effect
- GATCHA leaves supply
A normal commercial gacha machine has to make money on the pull. That is why the odds are against you: the machine is the business.
The second GATCHA machine does not have to be. Its prizes have already been subsidised by the Vault, so the pull itself does not need to be negative-EV. What it collects is not profit — it is GATCHA, and it comes out of supply.
The first machine does not stop when the second one starts. It never stops.
AND IT FEEDS ITSELF
- 01TRADING FILLS ITHalf of every trade's 1% fee arrives as SV151. At 1,510 the machine is full.
- 02A HOLDER CATCHES ITAnyone can pull it, free. Nine times in ten a holder catches the lot.
- 03OR THE VAULT DOESOne round in ten. Nothing has ever left the Vault.
- 04IT STOCKS MACHINE TWOPrizes already paid for, so the pull can favour the player.
- 05EVERY PULL BURNS GATCHAYou pay in GATCHA. What you pay leaves supply for good.
Less GATCHA in circulation means the GATCHA still held carries greater weight — so every holder's odds rise on every round after it.
RECENT CATCHES
READING CHAIN…
Every draw can be checked.
The holder list is published. Its hash goes on chain before the randomness is requested. Anyone can re-run the draw and get the same answer we did.