最新报道：According to a September 4th news report from Bijie.com, Bitwise analyst Danny Nelson noted that the Pokémon card market is undergoing a crypto transformation. Currently, most crypto-focused RWA projects primarily serve traditional financial markets, such as government bonds, real estate, gold, and stocks. However, these markets already have mature digital trading systems, so cryptocurrencies only offer efficiency gains without fundamentally changing their operating models. In contrast, the Pokémon card market has reached billions of dollars, but remains primarily offline, resulting in inefficient transactions. The social auction app Whatnot generated $3 billion in sales through Pokémon card trading last year, but the market still lacks formalized investment vehicles, such as ETFs or funds. This week, CollectorCrypt's tokenized Pokémon card trading platform has garnered significant attention. Users can quickly buy and sell digital cards or deposit physical cards into the platform to generate NFTs for trading. Its CARDS token saw a tenfold increase in value in a week, with an estimated annualized revenue of $38 million. Furthermore, the "Gacha Machine" (Gachapon machine) generated $16.6 million in revenue last week, and due to high demand, the team is facing pressure to restock. Danny Nelson believes that crypto-innovation in the Pokémon card market may become a mainstream breakthrough, similar to the impact Polymarket has had on prediction markets, creating global demand for new services.