Base Set / 4/102
Charizard
The original Base Set Charizard. This image shows a first edition printing, but we have not chosen a specific copy, condition or grade.
A Pokémon card treasury.
Collect
legends.
Once our pons token is live, the creator fees we receive will go toward rare Pokémon cards. You will be able to see the price, receipt and custody details for every purchase.
ACQUISITION STATUSResearching the first card
One collection.
Built in the open.
PokéStrategy is a public collection of rare physical Pokémon cards. After our token launches on pons, the creator fees that reach the project wallet will fund purchases through Collector Crypt. When a card is bought, we will post the price, receipt and custody details here.
The vault.
These are the cards we keep coming back to, from first edition icons to modern chase cards. Open any card to see the exact set, number and artwork we are considering.
Evolving Skies / 215/203
Umbreon VMAX
The Umbreon VMAX alternate art with its moonlit tower scene. It is on our shortlist, but no specific graded copy has been bought.
Base Set / 2/102
Blastoise
The original Base Set Blastoise holo. This image shows a first edition printing, but we have not chosen a specific copy, grade or purchase price.
How it works.
Creator fees come in. We use that money to buy selected cards and document every purchase. You can follow the money from the treasury budget to the exact card, the price paid and the custody record.
Strategy turned Bitcoin into a corporate treasury playbook. We are applying the same logic to a different scarce asset. The cash flow comes from creator fees and the treasury holds rare, graded Pokémon cards.
The Bitcoin treasury referenceCollect creator fees.
When our token launches on pons, trading can generate creator fees. The final rate and split will depend on the launch settings. Only money that reaches the project wallet counts toward the card budget. We will publish the token address and allocation policy before reporting any income.
How pons creator fees workBuy the cards.
We plan to buy through Collector Crypt. Before spending a cent, we will check the exact printing, both scans, the grading certificate and the price of that copy. The card only enters the treasury after the purchase is complete and the record is public.
Explore Collector CryptKeep the receipts.
For every card we buy, we will publish the purchase date, amount paid and receipt. The record will also show the grade, the certificate number when available and where the card is held. It stays online as the collection grows.
Purchase log.
Every purchase stays in the record.DATE / CARDPURCHASE COSTCUSTODYTHE RECEIPT
The first receipt is still to come.
We have not bought the first card yet. When we do, this log will show the exact card, the amount paid and the receipt.
No purchases have been published yet.
The proof stays with the card.
A balance cannot tell you which physical cards are actually in the vault. Every card needs its own purchase and custody record.