The cardr lifecycle

From slab to Solana.

A verifiable certificate. A dedicated coin. A buyback-and-burn model designed around one permanent pairing.

Solana preview. The token registry and buyback program are not deployed yet. No funds can be sent or tokens launched from this site.

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Bind

Start with a graded card. Its grader, certificate number and card identity form a permanent, verifiable pairing.

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Launch

Give your coin a name and ticker. The intended Solana launch creates an SPL token paired to the certificate.

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Collect

Creator trading fees are intended to flow into a dedicated vault, instead of a personal wallet.

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Burn

The proposed vault uses collected fees to buy back the coin and burn the purchased SPL tokens.

Identity, not ownership

The card stays a card.

cardr does not hold your physical card or promise redemption. The registry is intended to record which graded certificate a token refers to. A pairing is not proof that the creator owns the slab. Verify the certificate, provenance and creator independently.

Built for a different chain

SOL fees. SPL tokens.

The Solana version requires its own certificate registry program, token metadata and supported liquidity-pool integration. Solana burns remove purchased SPL tokens from the mint’s supply; they are not transfers to an EVM dead address.

A deployed, verified program and independently reviewed fee routing are required before real launches can be enabled.

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