The Main Binder@mainbinder
binder's green this morning. the gold one carried. $BINDER
Sleeve your physical cards, paste your wallet for your on-chain slabs, and Poke Binder values the whole binder at live market price, shows what it did today, and turns it into a flex card.
Real cards at today's TCGplayer market price. Click the binder to turn the page.
Collections live in three places now: a box under the bed, a graded slab in a case, and a token in a wallet. Poke Binder is the first page they all sit on together.
Type a name, pick the exact printing and condition. It's valued at that printing's live market price.
Tokenized slabs (PSA, CGC, BGS) in your Solana wallet file themselves with grade, cert and vault value. No signature.
The binder remembers yesterday. Every card shows what it did since, and the cover shows the whole collection's move.
Every morning the binder reprices against the market and prints what moved.
binder's green this morning. the gold one carried. $BINDER
Your best nine pockets, the total, and today's move in one image sized for X. Or share the link and anyone can flip through your binder at today's prices. The whole binder rides inside the link, so nothing gets uploaded anywhere.
Collector Crypt players put $433M through its pack machines last quarter. Poke Binder reads every machine, every buyback and every marketplace listing, plus each player's pulls on-chain, and turns it into a trading desk.
Spent, sold back, kept, net profit and a luck score against each machine's real expected value, rebuilt from on-chain receipts.
Instant buyback at your machine's rate against the cheapest live copy on the marketplace, with a clear call: sell back, list it, or hold.
Every new listing checked against its insured value and the cheapest other copy of the same card and grade. Refreshes every 30 seconds.
Card collecting moved on-chain this year: vaulted slabs as tokens, pack rips on Solana, graded cards trading in USDC. Poke Binder is the page that adds it all up, and $BINDER is the coin of the people using it.
Raw cards use TCGplayer's market price for the exact printing, through the open TCGdex catalog, with Cardmarket as a backup. On-chain slabs use Collector Crypt's insured vault value, or their listing price if you prefer.
No. You can paste any address, or skip the wallet and only sleeve physical cards. Connecting just fills in your address.
The binder saves a snapshot each day you open it. Today's move is the difference from the last snapshot. On day one it uses each card's market drift (yesterday's average vs the 7-day average).
Sleeve the card, set condition to Graded and type what the slab is worth. It counts in the total and the flex card like everything else.
