On the first pack
Your whole community gets 20% off its first Expo Gacha pack.
Expo Gacha turns Ethereum collections into capsule pulls with published odds. This page explains how it works for your community and what we offer launch partners.
Your whole community gets 20% off its first Expo Gacha pack.
Your collection is included in an Expo Gacha machine, credited with its name, artist and links.
Three packs for your team to raffle to holders, however you run giveaways today.
A collector opens a capsule for a fixed price. The price and the odds are published before anyone pays.
Randomness picks a tier at the published odds: Common 75%, Uncommon 20%, Rare 4%, Epic 1%.
The capsule reveals a collection and a tier, for example your collection at Rare, with its reference value.
The collector takes Quick Sell at 90% of the reference value, or claims the NFT.
On a claim, Expo acquires an eligible token of your collection into its vault and transfers it to the collector. If it cannot by the deadline, the collector receives the full reference value.
A draw awards a collection and tier, never a pre-picked token. The exact token is fixed only when it is delivered from the vault.
We never mint, wrap or copy your tokens. A delivered NFT is an original from your contract, sent from the Expo vault.
No token is reserved or pre-picked. Each claim is filled with a token of your collection acquired at delivery time.
Pulls put your art in front of people who open capsules, without changing your supply or your contract.
Every machine publishes its tiers, odds and value bands. Nothing about a draw is hidden from your holders.
We only enable a collection after proving the exact delivery path works for it. Nothing is certified on trust.
No. Expo acquires tokens for claims itself. Your team shares artwork and collection details, and runs the raffle.
Your community, on its first pack. We agree with you how it is identified: holder wallets or a shared code.
As free openings your team hands to the winners you choose. Each one is a normal pull at the published odds.
No. The vault only releases a token to the collector of one settled claim, and the contract checks ownership after every transfer.
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