Stock Pack @tryStockPack

For the friend who talks stocks all week and rips packs all weekend. StockPack is live. The pull is a stock token. Keep it or sell it back. Open a pack: trystockpack.com

@kodapacks How do you handle a card selling on eBay while someone is opening a pack? StockPack is live with stock tokens inside, so the asset is different, but making the reveal match what someone can actually receive matters in both. Curious how you solved that.

The pack is just the beginning. StockPack puts stock tokens inside the reveal. What you do with the pull is up to you: keep it or sell it back. Live now. Open your pack at trystockpack.com

@missnatoshi The whole set stays together then 😂 Curious if you’d feel the same with stock tokens. That’s what’s inside StockPack: open a pack, then keep the pull or sell it back. We’re live now. Would love your collector’s take.

@_cryptoTomNook Did the ETB end up delivering any of those chase cards? We took packs in a different direction with StockPack: stock tokens inside, with a choice to keep or sell back after the reveal. It’s live now. Would love your take as someone who actually rips.

@0xDamien Miss Fortune going straight into the personal collection says it all 😂 You post stocks and card pulls, so StockPack might be your kind of crossover. We’re live with stock tokens inside packs. Curious which matters more to you: chasing a favorite or the reveal?

StockPack is live. Pick a pack. Reveal a stock token. Keep it or sell it back. For everyone who loves opening packs and follows the stock market, this is where those two worlds meet. Open yours: trystockpack.com

Ripping through the ceilings you think exist.

@MediaGiraffes a gengar with the ETB is a nice day 😂 we’re taking the pack idea somewhere different with StockPack: stock tokens inside. would be fun to get a collector’s take on our free demo. what would you miss most if the pull wasn’t a physical card?

@HollanderAdam @RipzGG curious whether the chase or the actual reveal is what you enjoy most on Ripz. we’re building StockPack with stock tokens inside packs. would love a pack opener’s honest take on the demo, especially whether it’s still fun without chasing a particular card.

@spencer what changed in the speedy update that made the biggest difference? we’re building StockPack with stock tokens inside packs, and thinking a lot about how quickly someone can get to their first reveal. would love to hear what worked for Vibes.

What would you like to see in the app?

Adding a leaderboard, and other information about the project as a component on the homepage so you can track our progress, see our burns, and view everything onchain.

the Collector Crypt / gacha crowd is exactly who we want trying StockPack. we put stock tokens inside the packs. open one, see what you pulled, keep it or sell it back. if you already rip packs, come try the demo and tell us what’s missing. trystockpack.com

@MangiMi2 @TiltRips this is the kind of feedback we want for StockPack. we’re doing packs with stock tokens inside, and would love someone who’s tried other pack sites to pick apart our demo. what did Tilt get right in the first minute that made you want to stay?

@XGinsu @solflare @Collector_Crypt how did you decide which pulls to ship and which to sell? we’re building StockPack with stock tokens inside the packs, so that keep-or-sell decision is a big part of what we’re figuring out. curious how a regular pack opener thinks about it.

@ZeusRWA would love a plain-English “what does this token actually give me?” section on the hub. ownership, redemption, restrictions, who’s on the other side. that’s the stuff people need before the onchain part means much.

@Ravers pop 10 and zero auction history is a wild combination. how do you even set a reserve on that—nearest comparable card, or just let the bidders figure it out?

we put stock tokens in packs because opening something is more fun than staring at a ticker. but after the reveal, you should know exactly what you pulled and what you can do with it. try StockPack and be brutal about anything that’s confusing.