AuraMaxxGG is an onchain collectibles market built around packs, live mints, and trading. Some collections are simple packs: you mint an unopened pack first, then open it onchain to reveal the final card you got.

A simple pack starts as one unopened pack NFT. During the live mint, you are buying unopened packs, not a guaranteed revealed card. After you own the pack, you call open and the contract transforms that pack into the revealed card you actually pulled.

Creators define the card list up front by assigning each card to a rarity lane. After deploy, the collection registers those rarity lanes onchain, starts minting, and then all pack opens use that same registered configuration. In v3, the unopened pack itself can also mint as a standard, holo, or prismatic pack, and that pack variant changes the foil odds when you open it.

AuraMaxxGG simple packs use five rarity lanes: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythic. Current v3 standard packs roll 65.47% Common, 25% Rare, 9% Epic, 0.5% Legendary, and 0.03% Mythic. Current v3 premium packs roll 68.04% Common, 24% Rare, 7.5% Epic, 0.45% Legendary, and 0.01% Mythic.

If a creator adds multiple cards inside the same rarity lane, that lane's odds are split across those cards. In plain English: rarity is picked first, then one of that rarity's registered cards is selected from the lane.

Foils are a second roll on top of rarity. When you mint an unopened v3 pack, there is a 98.95% chance it is a standard pack, a 1.00% chance it is a holo pack, and a 0.05% chance it is a prismatic pack.

When you open a standard pack, the revealed card has a 1.00% chance to be holo and a 0.05% chance to be prismatic, for 1.05% total foil odds. Opening a holo pack doubles those reveal odds to 2.00% holo and 0.10% prismatic, for 2.10% total foil odds. Opening a prismatic pack triples them to 3.00% holo and 0.15% prismatic, for 3.15% total foil odds.

A holo or prismatic unopened pack improves your foil odds, but it does not guarantee a foil card. The rarity roll and the foil roll are separate, and current v3 standard and premium pack lanes use the same holo and prismatic pack math.

Use the AuraMaxxGG card aspect ratio: 5:7. Clean larger versions work too, such as 500x700 or 1000x1400.

The important part is keeping the same ratio so card art crops cleanly across pack, inventory, and reveal surfaces.

Yes. AuraMaxxGG simple-pack reveals derive randomness directly from Tempo chain state in the open transaction. There is no separate oracle callback and no offchain reroll step.

That means reveal completes in one onchain action. The randomness model is chain-derived from Tempo state at the time of open.

During the live mint, simple packs price onchain along a bonding curve. If mint demand runs ahead of schedule, a hot-mint multiplier can push the live mint price higher instead of leaving it flat.

After primary mint, pricing shifts to the secondary market. AMM quotes come from a reserve-based constant-product-style formula, and standing offers can also compete with or beat the AMM floor.

When floor support is enabled, a portion of the mint fee is used for instant offer buyback support. If an instant offer buyback is available after reveal, it gives the holder an optional instant cash offer.

Instant offer buyback availability, price, timing, and size are not guaranteed and depend on current collection liquidity and market data. Always review the exact quote before you accept.

An allowlist is a creator-uploaded list of wallet addresses for a limited mint phase. When it is enabled, only wallets on that list can mint from the reserved allowlist supply.

Creators can set the allowlist supply and the per-wallet cap before launch. Uploading a CSV lets AuraMaxxGG verify the eligible wallets during mint.

A test collection is a hidden collection for creator and developer testing. It does not show up on the public feed and is only shown in dev mode.

Use test collections for test mints, allowlist checks, and pack-opening checks before creating a public collection.

For current AuraMaxxGG simple packs, creators can earn from the fixed simple-pack fee flow during mint and later trading, plus any reserve release that happens when the collection flips fully into its secondary market.

AuraMaxxGG also tracks creator, referral, and protocol earnings separately in collection summaries, so creators can see how value is flowing through a collection over time.

For current AuraMaxxGG simple-pack v2 collections, the fee model is 2.5% on primary mint buys, 2.5% on pre-AMM sellbacks during the live-primary window, and 2.5% on secondary buys and sells after mint. Legacy or non-simple-pack lanes can differ, so the checkout quote is still the source of truth.

The simple version: minting and trading both include a small onchain fee, and the creator, protocol, and referral/origin lanes split those flows where applicable. Always review the exact quote before you sign.

Buying is taking the current market price. Selling usually means accepting the best standing offer from another user. Pawning means dumping straight into the AMM floor for instant liquidity. An offer is your own standing bid at a price you choose.

The tradeoff is speed versus price: the floor is instant, offers can be better, and the best route depends on current liquidity.

A passkey is the credential tied to your AuraMaxxGG wallet. It replaces passwords and is how you prove that you are the wallet owner when you sign.

AuraMaxxGG does not hold a recoverable password for you. If you permanently lose your passkey and all synced copies of it, you lose access to that wallet.

A delegated marketplace key is a temporary spend-limited authorization that can let the marketplace execute certain trading actions without asking your passkey to sign every single step.

It is for convenience, not ownership. It can expire, it has limits, and you can revoke it. Direct wallet-signing flows still exist for parts of the product such as pack creation.

Yes. Mints, opens, buys, sells, and transfers are onchain actions. Once a transaction is signed and confirmed, it is final and AuraMaxxGG cannot reverse it for you.

That is why the app shows quotes, balances, and warnings before checkout. Read them carefully before you confirm.