$POKEQ is live on pumpfun CA: 8hcZufqiLQyqxZoePwjeohgtwb7CYypNbMFUrLRPpump PokeQuant is now the market-facing layer around a working autonomous card fund. The engine already runs on Solana mainnet. It scans Collector Crypt slabs, values them, clears risk, buys, relists, and sells on a timer. No outside capital. No deposit vault. Just a public machine trading graded PSA / CGC / BGS slabs in USDC. scan → value → decide → execute → list A quant fund you can audit in real time. pokequant.org app.pokequant.org

PokeQuant just shipped another engine upgrade. Faster scans. Cleaner candidate ranking. Stricter identity confidence. Better fee-aware pricing. Tighter treasury controls. More detailed public telemetry. The goal is not to make the agent trade more. It is to make every trade harder to approve. Hermes scouts. The risk engine decides. Capital only moves when the signal survives the full stack. The machine keeps getting sharper.

PokeQuant engine upgrade is live. The system is getting stricter before capital moves. Better candidate scoring. Cleaner identity checks. Fee-aware spread logic. Edge sanity filters. Treasury caps. On-chain verification. Hermes helps scout and reason. The risk engine still decides. That is the important part. More slabs can enter the pipeline now. But only clean candidates make it into the book. scan → value → decide → execute → list → sell The machine is getting sharper.

$POKEQ holders are not just watching the fund. They get the layer around it. INTEL for engine-driven market briefs. Slab Runner for the arcade side. Card-backed utility for slabs that do more than sit idle. Slab Packs for on-chain, verifiable pulls. The fund is the core. The holder stack is what grows around it. PokeQuant is building the operating layer for graded slabs. app.pokequant.org

🎰 PokeQuant Slab Packs are live. Open a pack → pull a real graded slab (PSA/CGC), delivered straight to your wallet on-chain. Provably fair: odds published up front, every draw settled by on-chain VRF. Don't trust — verify. No buyback. What you pull is yours.

$POKEQ holders get the layer behind the public feed. INTEL gives holders the fund’s research desk: cover picks, market pulse, tape movement, scan stats, candidate reasoning. Slab Runner gives holders the arcade layer. Card-backed utility lets slabs become more than static collectibles. And gacha packs are next. The thesis is simple: holders should not just watch the machine. They should get access to the tools, games, and financial rails being built around it. PokeQuant is becoming the operating layer for graded slabs. y

Something new is coming to PokeQuant. gacha packs. A new way to interact with the slab economy inside the dApp. The fund keeps doing what it does: scan → value → decide → execute → list → sell But the holder layer keeps expanding around it. soon.

PokeQuant roadmap is simple. More venues, more slab coverage, better identity matching. Deeper $POKEQ holder tools. Now the work is scaling the surface area around it. INTEL becomes deeper. Slab Runner becomes more active. Card-backed utility expands. Marketplace execution grows.

PokeQuant is starting to look less like a single product and more like a full stack for graded slabs. The fund is trading. The book is public. $POKEQ holders have INTEL, Slab Runner, and card-backed utility inside the dApp. Marketplace coverage is expanding. That is what PokeQuant is building.

New Feature: Collection NAV is live on PokeQuant. Paste any Solana wallet → get a live, grade-adjusted net asset value for its entire graded-slab collection. Every card priced by the same engine that runs the fund's treasury — not floor prices, not guesses. What you get: ◆ Real-time NAV across the whole collection ◆ Per-slab fair value: grade-adjusted reference × scarcity/grade-tier/recency/liquidity ◆ Real sold comps where they exist (REAL tag) ◆ Confidence score on every card ◆ Value any wallet — yours, a friend's, a whale's Built for English AND Japanese slabs. If the engine can't confidently price a card, it tells you instead of inventing a number. Holder-gated: hold ≥ 500,000 $POKEQ to unlock. app.pokequant.org/portfolio

$POKEQ holder stack is growing. Inside the dApp, holders now get access to more than the public fund feed. $POKEQ INTEL the engine’s research layer: cover picks, market pulse, tape movement, scan stats, and candidate reasoning. Slab Runner the arcade layer for holders to play, compete, and earn $POKEQ rewards. Card-backed loans utility for holders to unlock liquidity against their slabs without selling them. One side is analysis. One side is culture. One side is liquidity. All built around the same core thesis: graded slabs should be priced, tracked, traded, financed, and made useful on-chain.

NEW: The PokeQuant Slab Appraiser🃏 is live. Paste any graded-card mint → get the same fair-value read our trading engine uses to deploy real treasury capital. Not a vibe. The actual machine. What you get back: ◆ Grade-adjusted fair value (reference price × scarcity × grade-tier × recency × liquidity multipliers — every multiplier shown, nothing black-box) ◆ Real sold comps, not asking prices ◆ Confidence score (low-confidence reads are flagged, not hidden) ◆ Identity match + source tag: REAL / MODEST / NARRATIVE — we tell you exactly how solid each number is ◆ One-click "borrow against it" → straight into our card-collateral lending We built it for the fund. Now $POKEQ holders get it too. Token-gated. Hold 100k $POKEQ → unlock the engine. app.pokequant.org/appraise

PokeQuant is becoming the liquidity layer for graded slabs. We are building more features for $POKEQ holders coming very soon. This started as an autonomous card fund. It is turning into infrastructure for the Pokémon card economy.

PokeQuant keeps moving from product to ecosystem. The fund is trading. The book is public. $POKEQ holders have access to INTEL, Slab Runner, and slab-backed loan utilities. Every new layer points in the same direction: Graded cards should not sit in dead markets. They should be priced, tracked, traded, financed, and made liquid on-chain. That is the bigger play. Not just an agent buying slabs. An operating system for the Pokémon card economy.

PokeQuant recap. The fund is live. Closed winners are in the public book. Japanese slab engine is active. New positions keep entering the portfolio. PokeRescue execution layer is being integrated. $POKEQ INTEL is live for holders. And the holder layer is expanding. $POKEQ holders can now access the research desk, play Slab Runner, and use their cards to access slab-backed loans. This is becoming more than a trading engine. It is turning into an operating layer for graded slabs.

🃏⚡ Borrowing is LIVE on PokeQuant. Your graded slabs are no longer dead weight in a vault. Starting today you can borrow USDC against your PSA / CGC/ BGS cards — without selling them — directly at PokeQuant. Here's how it works, end to end: 1️⃣ Connect your wallet. Your eligible graded slabs (held as redeemable pNFTs on Collector Crypt) appear instantly — card art, grade, and all. 2️⃣ Click one card. PokeQuant builds the loan in a single transaction: your slab moves into the treasury as collateral and USDC lands in your wallet the moment it's approved. 3️⃣ Repay anytime. Pay back the payoff and your card is automatically returned to your wallet within seconds. One click. No tickets, no waiting on a human. 🔑 You stay in control the whole way. PokeQuant never holds your keys. Every transaction is built unsigned and signed by you, in your own wallet — the deposit, the repayment, all of it. This is non-custodial by design. The terms: • Built for $POKEQ Holders only, 1m tokens required • Over-collateralized — borrow up to 50% LTV of your slab's fair value • 14 or 30-day terms • Fixed payoff quoted up front (principal + interest), no surprises • Repay early, get your slab back immediately This is the first piece of the bigger machine — a fund that reads every graded-card listing, prices it, and puts idle collateral to work. Borrowing is step one. Try it now 👉 app.pokequant.org/borrow Not financial advice. You're responsible for repaying before your term ends to retrieve your collateral.

Pokémon cards already have demand. What they lack is clean liquidity. Too much price discovery still happens across scattered listings, stale comps, manual searches, and slow exits. PokeQuant is working toward a different market structure. More venues. More slab flow. More transparent pricing. More automated execution. The goal is not just to trade cards. It is to help make graded slabs a more liquid, observable market. Quietly building.

Collectors are saying the quiet part out loud. The graded card market already behaves like a market. Prices move. Liquidity shifts. Comps get stale. Slabs misprice. Condition and grade change everything. PokeQuant is built for that reality. Not to replace collecting. To make the financialized layer more transparent. If slabs trade like assets, the infrastructure should be auditable. That is the bet.

Another day, another profitable sale. Sceptile GX is sold. Bought: $18.00 Sold: $31.75 Realized P&L: +$13.75 Held 2 days. The Japanese slab engine found it, cleared the stack, opened the position, listed it, and closed the trade. Realized P&L in the public book. PokeQuant now has 3 closed winners on the dashboard. Not theory anymore for $POKEQ

The public feed shows the output. The engine is where the work happens. Every slab gets normalized, priced, scored, filtered, and either rejected or routed into the book. Most candidates do not become trades. That is the point. PokeQuant is not trying to buy everything. It is trying to know what is worth touching.

PokeQuant is built around one simple constraint: no signal matters until it clears risk. The agent can find a slab. Hermes can scout the match. The market can show a spread. Still not enough. Fees, liquidity, identity, caps, and on-chain verification all sit between a candidate and capital moving. That is the difference between a bot and a fund.