Every trade of $GEISHA feeds her machine. She rips graded card packs from $250 to $2,500, and every 30 minutes one of her cards goes to a holder who did not sell between the opening and the end of the round.
3% of every trade lands in her pot. When it can pay for a pack, she pulls the biggest one she can afford. One pull every 30 minutes at most, so the show never stops.
The moment the lantern is full, she rips it live. Every pull lands here, with its proof on-chain.
She always rips the biggest pack her pot can pay.
Uncommon, Rare and Epic cards go into her binder: they stay in her one wallet, the same one that buys the packs, and anyone can check it. The floor card, the cheapest one she holds, is the prize of the next holder draw.
Only holders who did not sell between the opening and the end of the round can win. You can sell any time: you just miss the round you sold in, and you are back in the next one. The bigger your bag, the more tickets you hold, up to 20M tokens (2% of supply).
Every wallet holding 100,000+ $GEISHA is snapshotted. That is your ticket in.
From the opening to the end: do not sell, do not move a single token. Buying more is fine.
One holder who did not sell during this round wins her floor card. A new round opens at once.
You can sell any time. You just miss the round you sold in. Still holding when the next round opens? You are back in.
An engine runs her every five minutes, on its own. Nobody presses the button.
3% of every $GEISHA trade is a creator fee. The engine claims it and turns it into USDC: her pot.
When it is time, she buys the biggest pack her pot can pay: Pokémon, One Piece, sports and more, $250 to $2,500. One pull every 30 minutes at most.
Three pulls out of four are Common. They are sold back on the spot (90 to 93% of their value, depending on the pack) and the cash goes straight back in the pot.
Uncommon, Rare and Epic cards go into her binder. Every 30 minutes, its cheapest card goes to a holder who did not sell between the opening and the end of that round.