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Anyone holding at least $50 of $GOLAZO in their Solana wallet — that is the only requirement. Connect Phantom and you are in. As long as you keep ≥ $50 of $GOLAZO in the wallet, you can keep opening packs.

Packs are paid in USDC on a holder price ladder — the earlier you join, the cheaper. It starts at $15 (Standard) / $25 (Premium) in the Genesis phase and rises as $GOLAZO gains holders. A higher price means a bigger airdrop pool and more $GOLAZO burned per pack.

When a player from your album scores at the World Cup — or your goalkeeper keeps a clean sheet — you automatically receive USDC from the airdrop pool after the final whistle. The rarer the card, the bigger the payout, and duplicates stack: 2× the same card pays double, 3× triple.

Duplicates stack — you earn proportionally to how many copies you hold. So if that player scores in a match, 2× the same card pays you double, 3× triple, and so on. And every player has a fresh chance in every match they play: each match they appear in and score a goal triggers a payout to everyone holding their card.

Keepers earn from clean sheets. If a goalkeeper’s team concedes zero goals in a match (plays "to zero"), holders of that keeper’s card receive a USDC airdrop — the exact same payout as when an outfield player scores a goal. So a shutout rewards you just like a goal does.

Each card has a rarity rating — Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary or Icon — and the rating is a reward multiplier. The rarer the card, the bigger its share of every airdrop for the same event: an Icon can earn up to ~167× what a Common earns on the exact same goal. Rarer ratings are also harder to pull, so the best cards are both scarcer and far more rewarding.

No — that is the most common misread. The pool is not a fixed pot divided by holders: 50% of every pack flows into it, so more participants make it bigger, not smaller. And your payout is a fixed % of the pool per card (pool × rating × copies) — it does not shrink just because others hold the same card. The only limit is a generous 3%-per-goal cap, and it only binds when one single player’s card is held extremely widely; even then just that one event scales down while the pool itself is far larger. Net effect: more holders → bigger pool → bigger payouts. The calculator on this page lets you see it for any size.

Both run automatically, governed by the contract logic — no manual steps. The instant someone buys a pack, the burn share is bought back and burned on-chain right away. Airdrops are settled after each match’s final whistle: USDC is paid to everyone holding a card whose player met that match’s condition — scored a goal, or (for goalkeepers) kept a clean sheet.

On a fixed schedule — every 6 hours — and a live countdown on the Live pool and How-it-works pages shows the next window. Each run, as soon as the burn wallet holds at least $10 in USDC, the contract logic buys $GOLAZO back on the open market and burns it on-chain, permanently shrinking the supply. The more packs are sold, the bigger and more frequent the burns.

Premium packs have better odds and a guaranteed Epic-or-better card, and they burn more $GOLAZO per pack (35% vs 25%). Both contain 5 real World Cup players.

Yes. The server commits a random seed before you pay and reveals it when you open, so you can verify every draw was not manipulated. Balances and payments are verified server-side and on-chain — never trusted to the browser.

The World Cup 2026 is our launch moment, not the finish line. After the tournament we plan to expand $GOLAZO into regular league football — which is exactly why the brand is GOLAZO, not a World-Cup-only name. The same hold-and-earn engine carries over: collect players, open packs and earn on goals well beyond 2026.

On pump.fun — use the "Buy on pump.fun" button at the top. After launch the contract address is shown on the home page; only ever trade that exact address.