Consumption on the chain hit a new high of US$324 million in June, rising fivefold against the trend in the bear market

According to Blockworks Research, consumption on the tokenized exchange card chain reached a record high of US$324 million in June 2026, a more than five-fold increase from approximately US$50 million in the same period last year. During the same period, Bitcoin fell more than 20% to a 21-month low. Spot ETF recorded a record outflow of US$4.5 billion.<br /> Platforms such as CollectorCrypt and Courtyard deposit professionally rated physical Pokémon cards into the vault and issue corresponding NFT. After purchasing a random card package, users receive tokens supported by real cards 1:1, and can trade, hold or redeem physical cards. According to GlobalMarketInsights, the global convertible card market reaches US$9.2 billion.<br /> Pokemon will become the best-selling toy brand in the United States in 2025, with sales reaching US$2.5 billion, an increase of 87% year-on-year. CollectorCrypt has tokenized approximately US$40 million in cards, purchased approximately US$2 million a week, and approximately 30% of its users ultimately redeemed the entity. According to Dune, 5% to 8% of Courtyard's NFTs are destroyed every week to redeem physical cards.