One coin, one real item
Each Trove coin is tied to an item: a watch, a CS2 skin, or a collectible. Trading fees fill its grail pot. Once the purchase is approved and the item reaches custody, one holder wins it in a draw.
Pots and prizes
The grail pot buys the item. A separate daily pot funds SOL prizes. The coin page shows both balances, purchase progress, and every recorded payout.
The small informational line “pot + items in custody, per coin” combines the pot and estimated item value. It is not a claim on those assets or a guaranteed coin price.
Agent rules
At launch, the creator chooses a model, category, maximum purchase budget, quality thresholds, and an allowlist of marketplaces or brands. The agent must stay within those policies. It cannot send assets to arbitrary addresses or use funds for unrelated items.
Each scan, skipped listing, bid, buy, and delivery appears in the agent log with a plain-language reason. A production deployment must enforce these restrictions in the transaction and custody layers, independently of the model. The agent log displays the decisions recorded by the API.
Custody
CS2 skins
Skins are intended to remain in a dedicated custodian Steam inventory. Item records include wear, float, pattern or phase, StatTrak status, and acquisition receipts. Winners receive a Steam trade offer; Steam trade holds may delay delivery.
Luxury watches
Watches are intended to be held by an insured vault custodian with serial and reference checks, authentication papers, and documented condition. After claiming a watch, the winner adds shipping details in Portfolio. Refer to the item’s published custody records for the available authentication and delivery evidence.
Collectibles
Graded cards and other collectibles may be represented by Solana custody tokens issued by a partner. Records show set, grader, grade, and certificate number. Delivery may be a token transfer or physical shipment, subject to the custodian’s delivery terms.
Where trading fees go
Every coin has a split fixed on pump.fun at launch. It funds the grail pot, daily draws, the $TROVE holders’ grail, buyback and burn, creators, and operations. See “Where every trade goes” on a coin page for its published percentages and payout ledger.
Creator fees are paid automatically on every split. Wallet transactions also incur network fees and may include conversion fees and slippage.
Every SOL, in the open ↗Draws and your odds
Every holder is in. Odds grow with how much you hold and how long you hold it. Coin-days measure tokens held multiplied by time held during the draw window. Holding $TROVE can boost the odds, with the multiplier applied at the close.
Creators cannot win their own coin’s draw. Finished draws can be checked in the browser against the published holder list, the Solana commitment, and the committed drand round.
Daily wins are paid in SOL automatically. Grail winners choose the item or the SOL offer before the deadline shown in Portfolio. Taking an item requires a Steam trade URL for skins or a shipping address for physical items.
Live draws and recent winners ↗Risks
Coin prices and item estimates can fall. Rare items can be illiquid, and recent comparable sales may not reflect the eventual sale price. Purchase and delivery delays can affect when prizes arrive.
Custody creates counterparty exposure: loss, theft, counterfeit items, insurance exclusions, Steam restrictions, and shipping damage remain possible. AI models can misjudge prices and authenticity. Smart contracts, wallet software, marketplaces, and oracles can fail.
Availability, taxes, delivery restrictions, and draw eligibility depend on location and final platform terms. No return or prize is guaranteed. Live launches need completed legal, custody, contract, and security work.
Contracts and records
The website reads collections, prices, holders, raffles, and activity from the hosted API. Connected wallets approve transactions on Solana Devnet, a test network. The demo account simulates actions.
The API’s chain endpoint identifies the configured program and network. Raffle holder lists and delivery evidence are linked when published; missing records are shown as unavailable rather than sample results.
Product image sources & attributionThe interface shows what the agent bought, what it paid, and where the item is held. One eligible holder wins the item.