Daily Update: Price of Digital Pokémon Card Tokens Experiences Dramatic Surge
In the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrency and collectibles, there are numerous interesting developments that have occurred recently.
Firstly, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has announced his ambition for half of Coinbase's code to be AI-written by October. This move indicates a shift towards automation and efficiency in the crypto industry.
The Federal Reserve is also jumping on the bandwagon, hosting a Payments Innovation Conference in the coming days. The conference will focus on exploring stablecoins, tokenized assets, AI, and DeFi, underscoring the Fed's commitment to understanding and potentially integrating these technologies.
In the realm of collectibles, the on-chain platform Collector Crypt has been making waves. The platform, known for tokenizing Pokémon cards, has seen its CARDS token valuation rise tenfold to an impressive $450 million. This significant increase in value highlights Collector Crypt's prominent role in tokenizing collectible assets.
The platform also offers a 90% buyback program for floor support and promises to reinvest 100% of their fees into building out the ecosystem. Moreover, 100% of net funds from Collector Crypt's presale are used to buy real Pokémon cards for the ecosystem.
The popularity of collectibles, including Pokémon, is attracting a lot of money from the crypto space. In fact, Pump Fun has recently flipped Hyperliquid in daily revenue, with PUMP jumping to a staggering $4.2 billion FDV.
On the regulatory front, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has cleared Polymarket for US operations. This approval marks a significant step forward for the crypto industry, as it allows more platforms to operate within the United States.
US Bank has also resumed bitcoin custody with ETF integrations for institutions, further demonstrating the growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies by traditional financial institutions.
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As for the future, it's still early days for the CARDS token, and they have a lot to prove. However, with the rising values of collectibles like Pokémon, it's reasonable to expect that this trend will continue.
In conclusion, the crypto and collectibles space is buzzing with activity, and it will be exciting to see how these developments unfold in the coming months.
