Dark Blastoise
// The rules
The clock
or the crowd.
Every pull ends one of two ways. No extensions for hype, no surprises — the rules live in the contract.
The clock runs out
Each pull runs for seven days. When the timer hits zero, sales close and the draw happens.
The crowd sells it out
Tickets are capped at twice the card's value. Sell the last one and the draw happens right away — no waiting.
// Safety Net
No pull
left behind.
Half of the $CARDSHOOD trading fee feeds the Safety Net. If a pull ends short of the card's price, the Safety Net pays the difference — so the draw still happens. Players never pay for the gap, and their odds only get better.
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Refund
Below the minimum, the pull is cancelled and every buyer claims a full refund from the contract.
Safety Net covers the gap
The draw happens. The Safety Net tops up whatever is missing to buy the card.
Card fully funded
Ticket sales pay for the card on their own. Anything above goes to the treasury.
Instant draw
2× the card's value. Sales close and the winner is drawn immediately.
// $CARDSHOOD
Hold the token.
Pick the grail.
$CARDSHOOD is the governance token of the project. Holders decide which card gets pulled next — Charizard or Lugia, Base Set or Neo. The binder is yours to fill.
We shortlist
Before every new pull, the team posts 3–4 graded candidates with verified cert numbers.
Holders vote
Gasless votes weighted by your $CARDSHOOD balance. One snapshot, no transactions.
The winner drops
The most-voted card becomes the next pull. Every vote result is public.
your vote
// Follow the money
Every dollar,
accounted for.
Locked
Ticket money is held by the raffle contract. Nobody — not even the team — can withdraw it mid-pull.
Settled
Below 1,000 tickets: refunds. Between 1,000 and the card's price: the Safety Net tops it up.
Winner
The contract picks the winning ticket and sends the pot to the treasury.
Shipped
The card ships to the winner in its original slab, fully insured.
// Provably fair
Shuffled onchain.
Nobody stacks the deck.
CARDSHOOD uses a commit-reveal draw. The outcome depends on a secret locked in before the first ticket is sold, plus randomness added by every buyer.
Commit
A hash of a secret seed is written onchain as seedCommit when the pull is created. It can never change.
Shuffle
Every purchase mixes the buyer, quantity, time and block hash into the pull's entropy.
Reveal
At the end the seed is revealed, checked against the commit, and hashed with the entropy.
Verify
Seed, randomness and winning ticket are published in the WinnerDrawn event for anyone to check.
Timers only move forward
A pull can be extended, never cut short.
Refunds are guaranteed
If no draw happens within 7 days of the end, anyone can cancel and everyone refunds.
Every entry is public
Ticket ranges and buyers live in the contract. The feed above reads straight from it.
// Hall of Pulls
Pulled.
This wall is still empty.
The first name up here pulls a Dark Blastoise.
// FAQ
Questions.
What is CARDSHOOD?
Onchain raffles for graded Pokémon cards on Robinhood Chain. Each raffle is a "pull": buy $5 tickets in ETH or USDG, and when the pull ends, the contract draws one winning ticket. The winner gets the real card in its slab.
When does a pull end?
After 7 days, or earlier if tickets sell out. Tickets are capped at 2× the card's value — for a $9,999 card, that's 4,000 tickets. Sell the last one and the draw happens right away.
What if not enough tickets sell?
Below 1,000 tickets, the pull is cancelled and everyone claims a full refund. Between 1,000 tickets and the card's price, the Safety Net pays the difference and the draw happens as normal.
What is the Safety Net?
A balance held inside the raffle contract, funded by half of the $CARDSHOOD trading fee. It only exists to top up pulls that end short, so they don't get cancelled. Its balance is shown live on this page.
What does $CARDSHOOD do?
It's the governance token. Holders vote on which card becomes the next pull. Its 2% trading fee is split: 1% to the Safety Net, 1% to the treasury. You don't need $CARDSHOOD to buy tickets.
How do I know the draw is fair?
The draw is commit-reveal: the hash of a secret is locked onchain before any ticket sells, then combined with entropy from every buyer. All inputs are published so anyone can recompute the result.
What happens if I win?
Your wallet appears as the winner here and onchain. Reach out on X or Telegram and sign a message with the winning wallet. The card ships in its original slab, fully insured.
Which wallet do I need?
Any EVM wallet that supports Robinhood Chain, like MetaMask or Rabby, with a little ETH for gas.
Your grail
is $5 away.
Grab a ticket, watch the clock, and let the chain shuffle the deck.