Solana superapp and largest DEX aggregator, Jupiter Exchange, has entered Solana’s expanding tokenized trading card market with the launch of Jupiter Gacha, a platform that lets users open packs containing authenticated, graded Pokémon and One Piece cards represented onchain.
Jupiter introduced Gacha on July 13, allowing users to open packs containing real graded cards backed by physical collectibles. The platform partnered with Collector Crypt, Solana’s largest tokenized trading card marketplace, to power the underlying infrastructure and bring authenticated Pokémon and One Piece cards directly into Jupiter’s interface.
Additionally, a Jupiter Rewards campaign season named “Gacha: Season One” also went live and will run for 28 days from July 13 to August 10. The campaign offers $100,000 worth of free packs. Users can earn free packs by progressing through a battlepass system. The campaign also features a leaderboard that ranks collectors based on total pack spend. The top 100 collectors will receive a share of the season’s prize pool, with the final allocation announced later.
Jupiter Captures Nearly Half of Collector Crypt Pack Volume
Early activity showed strong demand for Gacha packs. According to Dune data, Jupiter processed $3.29 million across 31,570 pack openings within 22 hours of launching Collector Crypt packs on its frontend.
Jupiter generated $147,000 in volume during its first hour, while peak hourly activity reached $471,000. The average activity during the initial period stood at around $220,000 and 1,900 packs per hour.
The data showed a significant concentration of spending among high-value collectors. While the $50 pack recorded the highest number of openings with 18,178 purchases, the $2,500 pack generated the most revenue, reaching $850,000 from 340 openings.
Collector Crypt Drives Growth in Tokenized Card Market
Jupiter’s Gacha launch arrives during a period of rapid growth for Collector Crypt and tokenized collectibles. In June, onchain gacha spending reached an all-time high of $324.6 million, according to Blockworks data.
Collector Crypt led the sector for the third consecutive month, generating more than $209.5 million in June spending. The figure represented a 107% increase from the previous month and accounted for nearly 65% of the total onchain gacha volume.
The platform’s growth accelerated after the launch of its $2,500 Pokémon packs on June 10. Those packs generated $82.9 million in sales by the end of June and represented 40% of Collector Crypt’s monthly sales.
The higher-priced packs attracted collectors because they included some of the rarest Pokémon cards available through the platform. Lower-priced packs typically feature cards that collectors can find more easily through secondary markets, while premium packs focus on harder-to-source collectibles.
Looking beyond Jupiter's launch, several broader market trends suggest tokenized collectibles continue to gain traction. At the same time, secondary trading card activity continues to climb, with Card Ladder reporting a record $693.1 million in June sales. As long as interest in traditional trading card and sports card markets remains healthy, the momentum behind onchain tokenized collectibles appears well supported by demand in physical markets.
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