Hello everyone — hope you’re doing well. I’m excited to walk you through the tokenomics of the “Lady Luck Packs” from Stakehouse Den, and why they present a compelling angle in the ever-evolving crypto-gaming and NFT ecosystem.
To begin: a fixed supply of 200,000 Lady Luck packs will be issued in total. This cap ensures scarcity and sets the stage for strategic value. The breakdown of this supply is clearly defined:
25,000 packs are earmarked for a presale phase at a favourable rate of 2 SCRIPT or 2,000 CREDITS. This initial release gives early adopters priority access and a price incentive.
75,000 packs are then sold in the general sale at 4 SCRIPT or 4,000 CREDITS, targeting the broader community.
The remaining 100,000 packs are allocated to the Arcade Colony DAO, to support ongoing sustainability and ecosystem growth. Of that DAO allocation, up to 25,000 packs may be used specifically for marketing and promotional efforts.
This structure reflects several important design choices from an expert standpoint. First, the early-bird pricing rewards committed users. Second, the large block reserved for the DAO signals a long-term orientation: it isn’t just about immediate sales but about ecosystem health, circulation, and promotion. Third, by tying the pricing in both SCRIPT (the token) and CREDITS (the in-game currency or credit system), Stakehouse Den is integrating across its native economy.
It’s also worth noting the presale cutoff: this phase ends 31 January 2025, so timing is essential for those looking to engage early.
In practical terms, if you participate at the presale level you gain access at half the price of the general sale (2 SCRIPT vs. 4 SCRIPT). That can translate into significant upside if the pack value appreciates or provides utility in the ecosystem.
In summary: the Lady Luck pack tokenomics reflect a balanced distribution with built-in incentives for early participation, wide-community access, and strong backing by the DAO. It’s a professionally orchestrated rollout that speaks to both short-term entry and long-term alignment with the ecosystem’s success.