Pump App launches gacha-style pack opening for graded cards and watches
Pump App has rolled out a gacha-style pack ripping feature offering graded collectible cards and watches, with prices ranging from $25 to $5,000.
Pump App has introduced a gacha-style pack opening feature that lets users open packs containing real vaulted collectibles, according to posts from crypto commentators TylerD and CookerFlips. Pack tiers span categories such as Pokémon, One Piece, sports cards, and watches, with prices extending from $25 up to $5,000.[3][1]
Screenshots shared by users show that the app features a Starter Pokémon pack priced at $25 for one graded card with pulls advertised up to $500, alongside higher-tier options including a Legendary Pokémon Gacha Pack for 250 USDC and a Celestial Pokémon Gacha Pack priced at 5,000 USDC. Displayed cards are vaulted and eligible for cash out, with top pulls on the interface showcasing graded items such as a 2023 Paldea Evolved Magikarp PSA 9 valued at $415 and a 2025 Black Bolt Zekrom EX PSA 10 valued at $395.[3][1][2]
Roughly $2 million worth of packs were opened almost immediately following the feature's release, according to commentator wyckoffweb. However, wyckoffweb warned that based on hundreds of thousands of pack openings on Collector Crypt, only roughly 29% of packs returned value equal to or greater than the purchase price, implying about seven out of ten pack openings result in a net loss.[2]
Key facts
- Pump App added a gacha-style pack ripping feature covering categories such as Pokémon, One Piece, sports cards, and watches.
- Packs range in price from $25 up to $5,000.
- Pack offerings include a $25 Starter Pokémon pack, a 250 USDC Legendary Pokémon pack, and a 5,000 USDC Celestial Pokémon pack.
- Packs award real vaulted graded cards that users can cash out at any time.
- Around $2 million worth of packs were opened almost immediately after launch, according to wyckoffweb.
- According to wyckoffweb, Collector Crypt data indicates only about 29% of pack openings return at least what the user paid.
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Cooker.hl | 版本之子 | Theo Arc)@CookerFlipsPost on X ·
WHOA WHAT IS THIS @PumpfunEco new pack opening feature???? https://t.co/M8YyeVAMbq
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wyck 📴@wyckoffwebPost on X ·
Pumpfun is always finding innovative ways to make its users lose money. You can now lose money on Pumpfun without even trading a memecoin. They added Gacha packs where you pay to open random Pokémon, One Piece and other trading cards. Around $2M worth of packs were opened almost immediately. And based on hundreds of thousands of Collector Crypt pack openings, only about 29% of packs have returned at least what the user paid. So roughly 7 out of every 10 pack openings are losers. More revenue for the team.
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TylerD 🧙♂️@Tyler_Did_ItPost on X ·
Just In: Pump App added gacha style pack ripping Packs range in price from $25 to $5,000 and span Pokemon, One Piece, Sports, Watches and more https://t.co/V0B6QxkcPI
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