Jupiter, the Solana-based decentralized exchange, has rolled out a test version of Jupiter Gacha that lets collectors buy authenticated, professionally graded Pokémon and One Piece cards and trade them onchain. According to Jupiter, each "gacha" purchase corresponds to a real physical card that has been authenticated and sealed in a plastic grading case, while a token is minted onchain so the item can be traded freely on the platform. The setup ties physical collectibles to blockchain-based liquidity: the card remains a real graded collectible, and the token serves as its ownership representation or trading certificate. The model is designed to reduce friction in the circulation and settlement of collectible card transactions. The update was reported by Odaily, citing The Block.
Jupiter, the decentralized exchange in the Solana ecosystem, has launched a test version of Jupiter Gacha, a product that allows collectors to buy real, graded Pokémon and One Piece cards and trade them onchain.
Jupiter said each "gacha" purchase corresponds to a physical card that has been authenticated and sealed in a plastic grading slab. At the same time, an onchain token is created, allowing the card to be traded freely on Jupiter.
The structure links physical collectible cards with onchain liquidity. The card itself remains a real graded item, while the token represents ownership or acts as a trading certificate, aiming to reduce friction in the transfer and settlement of collectible transactions.
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