How Are Lady Luck Packs Distributed - Where Are We? - General Sale

In the evolving world of digital collectables and gaming ecosystems, transparency in token distribution is what separates casual hype from enduring value. Stakehouse Den’s Lady Luck Packs gets this right. With a strict cap, transparent pricing tiers, and a commitment to community control, these packs are engineered with both fairness and sustainability in mind.

Total Supply & Allocation

There will be 200,000 Lady Luck Packs in total—no more, no less. They are divided into three distinct allocation buckets:

• Presale: 25,000 packs offered at a discounted rate (2 SCRIPT or 2,000 CREDITS). Early birds get priority and better terms. Presale ends 31 January 2025.
• General Sale: 75,000 packs available to the broader community at the standard price of 4 SCRIPT or 4,000 CREDITS.
• DAO Allocation: 100,000 packs set aside for the Arcade Colony DAO, dedicated to long-term growth, ecosystem support, and sustaining the platform. Up to 25,000 of these DAO-allocated packs may be used specifically for marketing and promotional purposes.

What It Means

• Fair Access: By dividing into presale vs general sale windows, they reward early supporters without completely excluding broader participation.

• Pricing Discipline: The difference in cost between presale and general sale ensures value for early adopters while still setting a clear baseline for later buyers.

• DAO Role & Ecosystem Health: Reserving half of the total supply for DAO use ensures Stakehouse Den remains community-driven. Using a quarter of that allocation for marketing helps fuel outreach without constantly diluting value.

As someone who follows tokenomics closely, this model strikes me as well calibrated. The fixed supply guards against inflation. The structure allows early and fair access, but also supports long-term ecosystem incentives through the DAO’s role. What will be interesting to watch is how demand matches supply—especially how many users participate in presale vs general sale—and how effectively the DAO leverages its marketing allocation.