Pair a token
with an NBA card.
Every token here is measured against one exact graded card. Its market cap sits next to the card's price, and the ratio is the number everyone talks about.
HoopsPaired tokens
How a pairing works.
- 01
Pick one exact printing.
Only catalogue cards can be launched. Player, set, number, variant, grade. A Flagg Chrome and a Flagg Refractor are two different cards and two different pairings.
- 02
Launch. It pays into a vault, not a wallet.
Every token carries the same 3% tax on buys and sells, written in at launch. It routes to a vault that belongs to that token. Every three minutes the vault slams: one buy of the token and one buy of the pad token, both burned. The launcher never sees a cent.
- 03
Read the ratio, everywhere.
Market cap beside the card's reference price. Below the card it reads as a percentage, above it as a multiple. Token page, card page, share image.
Every fee is an assist.
Every three minutes, the Slam.
Each card's vault fires on the same clock: claim the fees, one buy of that card's token, one buy of the pad token, burn both. Five transactions, every time, for every card. Nothing sits in a wallet. It all feeds into itself.
The catalogue.
29 landmark printings from $303 to $355,000, Flagg to Jordan. Every one names its price source.
A benchmark.
Not backing.
A card is a shared point of comparison, never a floor price. No token is redeemable for a card, and nothing a vault holds is owed to the people holding the token. The card itself never moves.