Jupiter launches Jupiter Gacha, an onchain marketplace for physical trading cards

Jupiter launches Jupiter Gacha, an onchain marketplace for physical trading cards

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2026-07-13 16:28:09
Solana ecosystem aggregator Jupiter has launched Jupiter Gacha, a platform focused on trading physical collectible cards onchain, according to an official announcement cited by Odaily. The product offers authenticated graded slab cards through a draw-based format, with each card set to become tradable onchain after it is obtained. Jupiter said the goal is to connect the physical collectibles market with blockchain infrastructure so that traditional collectibles can gain onchain liquidity and trading functionality. The platform is now live in beta. The update places Jupiter Gacha at the intersection of real-world collectibles and crypto rails, using blockchain-based transfer and trading features for authenticated physical cards rather than purely digital assets.
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Solana ecosystem aggregator Jupiter has launched Jupiter Gacha, an onchain trading platform for physical collectible cards, according to an official announcement cited by Odaily.

Jupiter said each draw gives users an authenticated graded slab card, which will also be made tradable onchain.

The company said the product is designed to connect the physical collectibles market with blockchain technology, giving traditional collectibles onchain liquidity and trading functionality. Jupiter Gacha is currently open in beta.

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