How pricing works
Pull price
A pull costs the harmonic mean of every card's backing in the pool, plus a 5% surcharge. The harmonic mean weighs cheap cards more, so a few expensive cards can't inflate the price of a pull.
Odds
Each card's chance of being drawn is inversely proportional to its backing: weight = 1,000,000 ÷ backing. Big cards are rare pulls, small cards are common — and the exact odds for every card are shown on its face, live.
Safe batch max
Batch pulls are capped relative to pool depth so a single batch can't drain the pool. The cap recomputes automatically every time the pool changes.
The 85% sell-back
Won a card you don't want? Sell it back instantly at 85% of its backing, paid in $LLL, or route the proceeds straight into $LLL. Keep it and it ships from the Collector Crypt vault.
Crown reward
The single largest depositor wears the crown and earns an extra 1% of every pull fee for as long as they hold the top spot.