POKEXCHANGE
POKEXCHANGE is a token launchpad being built around the SPOT10 card index. Planned launchpad tokens pair with SPOT10 on Meteora.
SPOT10 card index
Powered by Collector Crypt’s $SPOT10 index
SPOT10 is named Spot Index CC PSA 10 in its on-chain token metadata. Its index book contains card specifications for PSA 10 graded cards. The intended index gives exposure to a managed basket of cards; current vault holdings, portfolio weights and redemption availability are not yet verified.
The checked index book contains 259 candidate card specifications. This is not a verified 259-card portfolio. The landing page shows Collector Crypt examples that match card specifications recorded in the book. Zero token supply or a zero vault balance alone does not prove that every form of index custody is empty.
The exact on-chain ticker is SPOT10, the token name is Spot Index CC PSA 10, and the mint is 4tdSexGF5eU6UxBBm36Xhu511pJ7onYqhge11fbLBD1k. Ticker and artwork are display information; the launch adapter pins this exact mint, classic SPL Token ownership and six decimals. It verifies the quote accounts in the prepared Meteora instructions and the resulting pool configuration.
SPOT10 is the quote asset: a TOKEN / SPOT10 market means buying and selling TOKEN using SPOT10. It does not make TOKEN a share of the index or give TOKEN holders ownership of its cards. CARDS, CollectorCrypt's separate token, is different from SPOT10.
SPOT10 mint ↗ · On-chain index book ↗
The official token icon is not stored as an image inside the mint account. Its Metaplex metadata points to a JSON URL that currently returns a password-protected response, so no official SPOT10 icon is displayed. The CollectorCrypt icon identifies CollectorCrypt; it is not presented as SPOT10’s own token icon. Live supply and the checked vault’s USDC balance come from finalized on-chain accounts; unavailable balances are shown as unavailable, never zero. POKEXCHANGE is a separate launchpad; this page does not claim CollectorCrypt's endorsement.
Create a token
Enter a token name and ticker, upload its image, and optionally add an X account, website and description. Pokexchange hosts the image and token details for the mint. Supply and curve settings are presets, so creators do not enter supply, a graduation target, a fee recipient or a metadata URL.
Each token starts with a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens. The connected creator wallet approves the launch transaction. Creating a token and buying its tokens are separate actions.
Tokens created through the launchpad pair with SPOT10. The separate future POKEXCHANGE platform token is intended to pair with CollectorCrypt's CARDS token. CARDS and SPOT10 are different tokens. A quote pair alone does not give holders a redemption claim on cards or on the quote asset.
Bonding curve and graduation
Before graduation, buys and sells follow a preset Meteora bonding curve. Buying adds SPOT10 to its reserves; selling removes it. Once the curve reaches its configured reserve threshold, it can migrate to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool. Completion and migration are separate events: the token list shows a migrating state until the successor pool is confirmed.
Curve settings are fixed when the pool is created. Its quote-token threshold does not continuously reprice with SOL or the dollar. Pokexchange's target launch scale is based on the ordinary Pump curve, with approximately 79.31% of initial supply sold on the curve and approximately 20.69% reserved for liquidity. Actual token amounts include protocol rounding and migration deductions.
Automatic migration depends on keeper support for the quote asset. A custom quote does not establish that Meteora's public keeper will perform the migration. Pokexchange must provide a working migration path before describing graduation as automatic.
Meteora trading fees
The requested Pokexchange fee schedule is:
| Stage | Total trading fee | Meteora | Pokexchange | Creator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bonding curve | 2.00% | 0.40% | 1.20% | 0.40% |
| Migrated pool | 1.50% | 0.30% | 0.30% | 0.90% |
Each entry is a percentage of the trade amount under that venue's fee convention. The split uses Meteora's current 20.00% protocol share: the remaining curve fee is 75.00% Pokexchange / 25.00% creator, while the remaining migrated fee is 25.00% Pokexchange / 75.00% creator. Dynamic trading fees are disabled. Creator revenue requires actual trading; a configured fee share is not a payment receipt.
At migration, all liquidity principal is permanently locked. The fee positions are allocated 25.00% to Pokexchange and 75.00% to the creator. Those positions can earn fees, but the locked principal cannot be withdrawn. Meteora's separate 0.20% protocol liquidity migration fee reduces liquidity entering the migrated pool. Solana transaction fees and account rent are separate from trading fees.
Pump.fun custom-pair fees
Pump.fun is a future launch venue, conditional on its program accepting SPOT10. Meteora remains the initial venue. Existing Meteora tokens do not automatically become Pump.fun launches when another venue is added.
Pump.fun custom pairs have lower published default creator fees: 0.30% of trading amount on the curve and 0.05% after graduation. Its published total fees are 1.25% and 0.30% respectively. These are Pump.fun defaults, not Pokexchange's 2.00% / 1.50% Meteora schedule, and not a promise of the final integration's fee-sharing terms. The site must show the actual venue's creator rate before a launch if a venue choice is introduced. Holder-rewards and configurable overrides require separate verification.
Token prices and status
Prices come from verified pool observations in SPOT10. Dollar prices appear only when a usable SPOT10/USD price is available. An unavailable price is not zero. Bonding curve, migrating and graduated describe observed chain state; reaching 100.00% curve progress alone does not prove the migrated pool exists. The token directory records finalized launches matching the published Pokexchange configuration, quote and fee recipient. Those public settings can also be used by other interfaces, so matching them does not prove which website created a token. The directory covers admitted receipts; an unregistered token may be absent. It does not substitute another launchpad's token list.
Sources
Meteora DBC migration keeper ↗
Pump.fun published fees ↗, checked 2026-10-30