Pokémon collecting. Robinhood Chain.Meet $PIKA ↗
PikaStrategy.Explore the slabs ↗

ϟ COLLECTING MEETS ROBINHOOD CHAIN

A strategy
for the cards
you collect.

A home for Pokémon collectors on Robinhood Chain. PIKA is designed to fund graded-card acquisitions and power curated slab auctions, with an open record of where the funds go.

Robinhood Chain / $PIKA / Deployment planned

THE COLLECTOR'S EDITION 001 / 003
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THE GRADEGEM MT 10THE DETAILS MATTER.
Real slabs. An endless wish list.Illustrative cards · not treasury holdings
POKÉMON ON ROBINHOOD CHAIN.✳1% PROPOSED FEE✳GRADED. TRACKED. COLLECTED.✳$PIKAϟ

01 / THE STRATEGY

From token to top shelf.

A collecting loop designed for Robinhood Chain. Each acquisition starts with a budget and ends with a record you can inspect.

01 ↗

Activity funds the vault

A proposed 1% fee on PIKA transfers on Robinhood Chain funds cards, custody and reserves.

02 ⤵

The budget gets split

70% goes toward acquisitions, 20% covers operations and 10% stays in a contingency reserve.

03 ⌕

Pick the actual card

Choose a specific graded slab at a known price. Check the grade, certificate and seller before buying.

04 ϟ

Collect. Then recirculate.

Selected cards would enter PIKA auctions on Robinhood Chain, with proceeds funding the next acquisitions.

02 / THE TOKEN

A smaller fee.
A clearer allocation.

The proposed economics, in full. A collection budget with room to look after the collection.

PROPOSED

$PIKAϟ

The proposed collecting token on Robinhood Chain.

Network
Robinhood Chain
Fixed supply
1,000,000,000
Transfer fee
1%
Token utility
Curated slab auctions
CONTRACT ADDRESSNot issued yetNo token sale or wallet connection is available.

Every 1% has a destination.

Collected PIKA would be converted in scheduled batches to pay for cards and custody. Those sales create sell pressure on the token.

70%

Card acquisitions

Identified slabs, with a purchase price and receipt.

20%

Custody & operations

Storage, verification, shipping and maintenance.

10%

Reserve

A buffer for unexpected collection costs.

What can I actually use PIKA for?+

The proposed Robinhood Chain auction contracts would accept PIKA bids on specific graded cards. Only a settled winning bid would entitle the buyer to that card, subject to disclosed custody and delivery terms. Losing bids would be returned. Holding PIKA alone gives no card or treasury rights. Auctions are not operational.

Where do auction proceeds go?+

95% of the winning settlement would return to the acquisition budget and 5% would fund custody and fulfillment. Escrow transfer exemptions or fee gross-up rules must be finalized before auctions launch.

PIKA transferred

100 PIKA total fee · 70 cards / 20 operations / 10 reserve

03 / THE TREASURY

The collection ledger.

AWAITING ACTIVATION

Robinhood Chain balances and transaction records will appear here once the treasury is deployed, funded and its addresses are published.

Acquisition balance— USDC

Not funded

Cards in custody0 slabs

No acquisitions made

Reserve balance— USDC

Not funded

Published receipts0 records

Nothing to report yet

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Every card should have a paper trail.

Purchase receipt. Grading certificate. Custody record. Sale history.

Our reporting standard ↗

04 / THE WATCHLIST

Some cards just hit different.

Three real graded cards to set the direction. These are illustrative examples, not cards held by PikaStrategy.

05 / NO GUESSWORK

Follow the cards.
Follow the funds.

A good collection deserves good records. Here’s what we intend to publish before the first acquisition.

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Named vaults

Separate Robinhood Chain acquisition, operating and reserve addresses so each allocation can be followed.

02

The card, down to the certificate

Original listing, grading number, purchase receipt and custody details for each acquired slab.

03

A visible route back to the budget

Robinhood Chain settlement transactions and the 95/5 split, published for each completed auction.

Physical cards need a custodian. Custody, insurance and delivery terms must be finalized before launch.

06 / THE DETAILS

Good questions.

Know what you’re collecting.
Know what the token does.

Read before participating ↗
Has PikaStrategy launched?+

PIKA, the treasury and auction contracts are planned for Robinhood Chain. None has been deployed yet, and no contract address or trading link has been issued.

How does Robinhood Chain fit in?+

PIKA is planned as an ERC-20 token, with treasury and auction contracts on Robinhood Chain. The network is an Ethereum Layer 2 built with Arbitrum and uses ETH for gas. PIKA’s proposed 1% transfer fee is separate from network gas fees. Contract deployment, exchange compatibility and custody integration are not complete. Read the official network documentation ↗

Why a 1% fee?+

The proposed fee funds an acquisition budget while reserving a defined share for real operating costs. Of the gross transfer, 0.7% goes to acquisitions, 0.2% to operations and 0.1% to reserves. Wallet-to-wallet transfers would also incur the fee.

What do I get for holding PIKA?+

Holding the token does not grant ownership of cards, a share of treasury assets, redemption rights or returns. Its proposed use is payment in curated auctions for specific cards.

Do you buy packs or individual cards?+

The plan is to acquire identified, graded cards after checking their price, grade and provenance. Budgets and purchase criteria will be published before funds are committed.

Are the cards on this page in the treasury?+

No. These are photographs of real merchant-listed slabs, used to illustrate the collecting direction. PikaStrategy has acquired none of them. Source links are available in each card’s detail view.

Can the fee or supply change?+

The draft proposes a fixed 1 billion supply and a 1% transfer fee. These are design parameters, not deployed constraints. Contract permissions and lock details must be disclosed and verified before launch.

Does the collection support a guaranteed token price?+

No. Cards are not a redemption promise or a price floor for PIKA. The token and cards can both lose value. Token sales to pay collection expenses would create sell pressure.

Is this affiliated with Robinhood or Pokémon?+

No. PikaStrategy is independent and is not affiliated with Robinhood, Pokémon, Nintendo, Game Freak, Creatures, PSA or the merchants whose photographs appear here.

BEFORE YOU PARTICIPATE

Collect with your eyes open.

Tokens and collectibles can lose all their value. Fees, thin liquidity and operational failures can lead to losses.

Holding is not ownership.

Owning PIKA gives no claim on treasury cards. Only an explicitly settled card purchase would create delivery rights.

Custody matters.

Physical items depend on verification, storage and fulfillment. These services are not connected or active yet.

STAY ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE INTERNET

One strategy. Official sources only.

Official domain, social account and token address will be listed here when confirmed.

No presale. No wallet verification. Never share your seed phrase.