PokeArbBuy the listing.Sell the bid.Keep the spread.
PokeArb is a Pokémon-card desk on Collector Crypt. Creator fees fund a bot that buys tokenized slabs listed below the instant buyback price, sells them straight into that bid, and spends every spread buying back $POKEARB.
One loop, run on repeat
Collector Crypt posts an instant buyback price on vaulted slabs. When someone lists a slab for less than that bid, the gap is free money for whoever gets there first.
Fees fund the bot
Creator fees from the PokeArb collection land in the desk wallet and become its buying power.
Buy under the bid
The sniper watches the marketplace and buys tokenized slabs listed below their instant buyback price.
Sell into the buyback
The slab goes straight into Collector Crypt's buyback. No holding, no waiting for a buyer.
Spread buys $POKEARB
Profit from each trade goes into market buys of $POKEARB, so desk volume turns into token demand.
Look around the desk
Every part of the loop has its own page.
Every spread is a buyback.
Watch the sniperSniper
The bot scans every new Collector Crypt listing and compares the ask to the instant buyback bid. If the gap clears its minimum spread, it buys and sells into the bid in the same pass.
$POKEARB
A Solana token with one job: absorb the profit from every trade the desk makes.
Where the demand comes from
$POKEARB doesn't depend on hype to find buyers. The desk is a buyer.
Collection trading
Every secondary sale of a PokeArb collection item pays a creator fee into the desk wallet.
Desk volume
Those fees fund snipes. More fees means more capital in the sniper and more spreads caught.
Buybacks
Captured spread goes into market buys of $POKEARB, so desk volume turns into token demand.
The catch
Spreads depend on people underpricing listings. If the market tightens or Collector Crypt changes its buyback, the desk earns less.
FAQ
How the desk works, what it can't do, and what connecting your wallet means.
What is the instant buyback?
Collector Crypt offers to buy back vaulted, tokenized slabs at a posted price. Sellers can take that bid immediately instead of waiting for a buyer on the marketplace.
Where does the spread come from?
Some sellers list slabs on the marketplace below the instant buyback price. The sniper buys those listings and sells them straight into the buyback bid. The difference, minus fees, is the spread.
Who funds the bot?
Creator fees from the PokeArb collection. They're the desk's working capital, so the bot never uses holder funds.
Can the desk lose money?
Yes. A failed transaction still costs fees, another buyer can fill the listing first, and Collector Crypt can change its buyback price between the buy and the sell. The bot's minimum spread rule is there to leave room for those costs, but it doesn't remove them.
Does the bot ever hold slabs?
It's built to sell into the buyback right after buying. If a sell fails, the slab stays in the desk wallet until the bot retries, and that shows up in the activity log.
What happens when I connect my wallet?
The site sees your public address and reads your SOL and $POKEARB balances. It can't move funds, and it will never ask for your seed phrase or private key.
Is PokeArb part of Collector Crypt?
No. PokeArb is independent and trades on Collector Crypt's public marketplace like any other user.
Is this financial advice?
No. $POKEARB is a speculative token and can lose all of its value.
Your wallet
Connect Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or any Wallet Standard wallet to see your SOL and $POKEARB balances.
Connecting only shares your public address. PokeArb never asks for your seed phrase or private key, and nothing on this site can move your funds.
No wallet connected.