Jupiter Gacha debuted July 13 with tokenized graded card packs tradable on Solana; Dune-tracked data showed $3.29 million from 31,570 openings in the first 22 hours, with Season 1 running through August 10.
Jupiter launched Jupiter Gacha in beta on July 13, letting users buy randomized packs tied to real, professionally graded Pokémon and One Piece cards tokenized on Solana, and Dune-tracked on-chain data showed the platform generated $3.29 million from 31,570 pack openings in its first 22 hours. Built with Collector Crypt infrastructure and using Phygitals verification technology, each card is represented by a unique Solana token linked 1:1 to a vaulted physical slab graded by PSA, BGS or CGC. Holders can trade the token on Jupiter, keep it, redeem the physical card for shipment or sell it back through a buyback mechanism that Jupiter said typically pays 85% to 93% of indexed market value based on sources such as eBay and ALT. The launch included eight pack types spanning Pokémon and One Piece, with prices ranging from $25 Silver packs to $2,500 God packs; Gold packs at $50 led by volume, while God packs generated the most revenue in the initial launch window. Season 1 runs from July 13 through August 10 and includes a $100,000 rewards pool distributed as free packs through a loyalty battlepass and a top-100 spending leaderboard. The rollout extends Jupiter’s broader push into tokenized assets on Solana, following its earlier work with Collector Crypt and Phygitals to bring graded cards into its Offerbook lending market and its role in Securitize’s rollout of fully on-chain, regulated tokenized equities on the network.