From coin to card.

Every coin targets one specific authenticated card listed in USDC on Collector Crypt. The picker uses live listings, and the server rechecks the exact card, listing, price, approved collection, and seller before launch. Core, programmable, standard and compressed NFT cards can all be paired with a coin. Card purchases are handled manually.

Your Solana wallet creates the coin and pays its initial buy, launch costs, and a 0.01 SOL operating deposit to Ananke’s shared treasury. On Pump.fun, the treasury is recorded as creator and collects fees from Pump’s creator vaults. On Stonk.fun, the treasury is the pool’s creator; Stonk’s service adopts the pool and forwards creator revenue. That route depends on Stonk’s forwarding service. Stonk card launches start with zero initial buy to fit the treasury commitment in one transaction; the coin can be bought after launch.

80% of received creator fees go to Ananke’s shared treasury and 20% go to the wallet that launched the coin. Each coin has a separate receiving wallet so its creator’s share stays identifiable. The server collects and distributes the fees; Ananke’s wallet pays network costs separately. The operating deposit is not counted as creator fees. This split applies to creator fees, not all trading fees or volume.

The verified listing price becomes the purchase target automatically. Ananke handles the purchase manually using its fee share. If the card sells or its price changes, the team handles that before purchasing. Prices in the catalogue are listings, not reservations.

New coins trade against Collector Crypt’s CARDS token on Pump.fun or Stonk.fun. Deploy using SOL with no CARDS balance required. An optional Pump initial buy converts SOL to CARDS automatically, with separate wallet approvals for the conversion and coin launch. Set the initial buy to 0 to skip it. Creator fees are paid in CARDS with an 80/20 split. Earlier SOL launches keep their original pair. Each coin gets a page showing its verified trading pair, selected card, chart and payouts. Add an optional X profile or community link when you launch.

Ananke uses its share to manually buy the selected card and transfer its NFT to the coin creator’s launch wallet. The site does not automatically swap funds, buy cards, or transfer NFTs. The physical card remains with Collector Crypt’s custodian until its owner separately requests redemption.

The Coins page shows confirmed launches, live trading charts and paired cards. Each coin page tracks the chosen card, creator wallet, and confirmed 80/20 fee payouts. Signed launches are saved in your browser and journaled on the server before broadcast. The server can recover a finalized launch even if your browser closes; use Check launch or Retry transaction if a response is interrupted.

The local preview browses real listings and lets you prepare coin details. Live launches need the treasury service enabled and publicly accessible token metadata. No card is purchased just by selecting it or filling in the form.