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# Motion Rips

Motion Rips lets you open digital packs and collect cards on Robinhood Chain. Each Stonk Pack contains one card, backed at mint by stock tokens. Minting means creating the card on the blockchain. Values fluctuate after mint and can decline.

You pay in USDG, the token used to buy packs. A verifiable random draw selects the card. When the purchase completes, you receive its NFT: a unique digital token that records ownership of your card. Its details record the tokens acquired to back it.

## Start here

1. [Open your first pack](/rips/first-pack.md). Connect a wallet, read the price and odds, then authorize the purchase.
2. [Get to know your card](/rips/your-card.md). Find its tier, serial and recorded backing.
3. [Keep it or redeem it](/rips/keep-or-redeem.md). Understand what each choice does before confirming.

The five tiers are Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic and Mythic. A $10 Stonk Pack uses this table. Each purchase keeps the table pinned when it was bought, so a later change does not replace it.

| Tier     | Chance              | What the card carries                   |
| -------- | ------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| Common   | 85.99%              | $7.50 of stock tokens, recorded at mint |
| Uncommon | 10%                 | $10 of stock tokens, recorded at mint   |
| Rare     | 3%                  | $20 of stock tokens, recorded at mint   |
| Epic     | 1%                  | $90 of stock tokens, recorded at mint   |
| Mythic   | 0.01% (1 in 10,000) | Redeem the card for 1,000,000 MOTION    |

Stock amounts are the backing recorded at mint. They are not a later price, and a tier does not promise a future value. Mythic is one card design, and later packs can still draw it. Redeeming it from the escrow pays 1,000,000 MOTION. The stock and USDG buttons stay closed for that card. [Odds and randomness](/rips/odds-and-randomness.md) gives the bands and the redemption rule. Earlier pulls do not change the odds of your next pack.

You can also read [how the draw is decided](/rips/odds-and-randomness.md), read [how the purchase works](/rips/how-it-works.md), or learn about [MOTION buy-and-burn](/rips/motion-burns.md).

If a purchase is pending or something is missing from your profile, start with [Help](/rips/help.md).


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