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$PVE Market
The $PVE Market is where $PVE gets spent. It sells things you can't get any other way in the valley: the evolution stones for three Pokémon, a ball that never misses, upgrades for your team and your garden, and the permit that opens the Moonlit Grove.
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Every purchase is burned. 100% of the price is destroyed on-chain, so the $PVE supply shrinks with every sale. Nobody, including the game, receives it.
Where to find it
- Talk to Mira at the hamlet garden and choose $PVE Market.
- Or open Menu → $PVE Market, or the $PVE Market button on the Wallet screen (P).
- The Grove permit is also sold by Ranger Ash at the gate in Fernwake Woods.
What's for sale
| Item | Price | What it does | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thunder Stone | 150 $PVE | Evolves Pikachu into Raichu. Only sold for $PVE. | Consumable, buy ×1, ×3 or ×5 |
| Moon Stone | 150 $PVE | Evolves Clefairy into Clefable. Only sold for $PVE. | Consumable, buy ×1, ×3 or ×5 |
| Fire Stone | 150 $PVE | Evolves Vulpix into Ninetales. Only sold for $PVE. | Consumable, buy ×1, ×3 or ×5 |
| Master Ball | 300 $PVE | Catches any wild Pokémon without fail. Even Mew. | Consumable, buy ×1, ×3 or ×5 |
| Ultra Ball ×5 | 40 $PVE | Five balls with a 2× catch bonus. | Consumable, buy ×1, ×3 or ×5 |
| Rare Candy | 50 $PVE | Raises a Pokémon by one level instantly. | Consumable, buy ×1, ×3 or ×5 |
| Lucky Egg | 200 $PVE | Your whole party earns double Exp. forever. | Permanent, once per save |
| Sprinkler | 120 $PVE | Waters every garden plot automatically, forever. | Permanent, once per save |
| Grove Expedition Permit | 100 $PVE | Opens the Moonlit Grove, home of Clefairy and Mew. | Permanent, once per save |
Pokémon you can only get with $PVE
Three Pokédex entries only exist through the market's stones. Use them from the Party screen (Q) → Use item:
| Stone | Evolves | Into |
|---|---|---|
| Thunder Stone | Pikachu | Raichu |
| Moon Stone | Clefairy (Moonlit Grove) | Clefable |
| Fire Stone | Vulpix (Fernwake Woods at dusk) | Ninetales |
Your Pokémon keeps its nickname and level, and learns any new move for its level.
How each item works
- Master Ball: shows up in the battle Bag next to your other balls. It catches any wild Pokémon on the first throw, even Mew at full health. There's no throw ring to time.
- Ultra Ball ×5: 2× catch bonus (a Great Ball is 1.5×, a Poké Ball 1×). Stacks with the throw ring and berry lures. See Catching.
- Rare Candy: Party → Use item raises a Pokémon one level instantly, with any new move and any level evolution that's due.
- Lucky Egg: permanent. Every battle win gives your Pokémon double Exp. from then on.
- Sprinkler: permanent. Every garden plot is watered automatically, so everything grows at the watered speed. See Farming.
- Grove Expedition Permit: permanent. Opens the Moonlit Grove on your save. See Grove permit, step by step.
Permanent items can only be bought once per save. The market marks them Owned.
Buying something
Every purchase follows the same steps as the Grove permit:
- Pick an item, and a quantity (×1, ×3 or ×5) for consumables.
- Connect a wallet if you haven't. See Wallets.
- The game checks your balance, builds the transaction, and simulates it.
- You review it in plain words: the amount burned, the item, the programs used, the network fee, and the memo receipt. Nothing is signed until you press Sign in wallet.
- Your wallet asks you to approve.
- The game confirms the transaction and reads it back from Solana before giving you anything.
If Solana is slow, the purchase is saved as Pending verification and arrives as soon as it confirms. The game checks again every time you open it.
Receipts and Restore purchases
Each purchase transaction carries a short memo receipt next to the burn, like pve:v1:rarecandy:3. The memo is part of the same transaction your wallet signs, so it's permanent and public.
Your progress saves in the browser, but your receipts live on Solana. On a new device, a cleared browser, or a wallet's in-app browser, open the market with the same wallet and press Restore purchases. The game reads your wallet's $PVE history, finds every verified purchase, and adds back anything this save doesn't have yet. Each receipt is only ever counted once per save.
Checking a purchase yourself
Open the receipt link from the purchase message, or look up the transaction on Solana Explorer. You'll see:
- a BurnChecked of the $PVE mint, authorized by your wallet, for the item's price × quantity,
- and a Memo with the receipt text.
See Verify a burn for a field-by-field guide.