Svmuu News: Jupiter, a decentralized exchange in the Solana ecosystem, has launched a beta version of Jupiter Gacha, allowing collectors to purchase authentic, graded Pokémon and One Piece cards and trade them on-chain.
Jupiter states that each “card pull” purchased by a user corresponds to a physical card that has been certified and sealed in a plastic grading sleeve, while also generating an on-chain token that enables the card to be freely traded on Jupiter.
This model combines physical collectible cards with on-chain liquidity: the cards themselves are authentic, graded physical items, while the on-chain tokens represent ownership or proof of transaction, reducing friction in the circulation and settlement of collectibles. (The Block)
Jupiter Releases On-Chain Pokémon Cards
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