Last updated 24 August 2026

Disclaimer

The short version: no token exists yet, the prices on this site can be wrong, winning an auction means buying something worth nothing, and the burn is not a yield.

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Not financial advice

Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice, an offer or solicitation to buy or sell anything, or a recommendation of any asset. Nobody here knows your circumstances. Speak to someone qualified before spending money you would miss.
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Prices here can be wrong

Pricing comes from public third-party sources. It can be delayed, incomplete, mismatched to the wrong printing, or simply wrong, and it describes listed or past sales rather than what anyone will pay you today. It is not an appraisal and not a valuation. Check a source you trust before pricing a real transaction, and never show a number from this site to a buyer or an insurer as though it were an assessment.
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$CRAP does not exist yet

At the time of writing no token has been minted and no contract address has been published. There is no presale, no allowlist, no private round, and no way to get in early, because there is nothing to get into. Any token currently trading under this name or ticker is unconnected to this project. When one exists, its address appears on this site first.
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If a token does launch, assume it goes to zero

A memecoin has no cash flow, no assets, no floor, and no obligation to anyone. Most go to zero and nothing about this project would prevent that. Holding entitles you to nothing: not a card, not a share of anything, not a return, not a binding vote. The right amount to spend is an amount you would be content to set on fire.
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The burn and the liquidity share are not a yield

$CRAP received in auctions is split 50% burned and 50% into liquidity. Burning reduces supply and adding liquidity makes trading cheaper; neither pays anybody anything, neither is a dividend, and neither creates any expectation that a price will rise. Adding liquidity is not the same as adding value, and a smaller supply of something nobody wants is still worth nothing.
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Auctions are a purchase, not a prize

Winning a lot means buying it. Lots are sold as-is with no warranty of authenticity, condition, grade, or value, and everything in the vault is low-value by design and expected to be worth approximately nothing. If something valuable turns up by accident that is luck rather than a promise, and it is not a reason to participate.
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CrapTCG is not a grading company

This project grades nothing and authenticates nothing. Grading, where it happens, is carried out by independent third-party companies paid as an ordinary customer and having no involvement in this project. They decide their own outcomes, may find a card altered or counterfeit, may decline to encapsulate it, and set their own turnaround. No grade or timescale is ever promised.
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The data service is metered and may go dark

Sold-comps lookups run on a paid, metered API whose free tier is 100 requests a month. When the quota is exhausted, lookups stop until it resets or more is bought. Availability is not guaranteed and no service level is offered.
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No affiliation with anybody

CrapTCG is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, licensed by, or connected to any trading card game publisher, manufacturer, distributor, retailer, card grading company, or online marketplace. All trademarks and copyrights belong to their owners, who have no involvement in this and have not approved it.
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Statements about the future

Anything here describing what the project intends to do is a present intention, not a commitment. Plans change and projects stall. Do not treat a plan as an obligation.
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Your jurisdiction is your problem

Digital assets are regulated differently everywhere and banned in some places. You are responsible for knowing whether taking part is lawful where you live, and for any tax that results.