The sales of tokenized Pok é mon cards have skyrocketed by more than 10 times in one year, and the market value of CARDS has simultaneously exceeded 580 million US dollars BlockBeats News: On June 15th, according to GMGN data, the Solana ecosystem entity card trading platform Collector Crypt token CARDS continued to rise, with a market value exceeding $580 million since early May's $200 million increase, and a trading volume of $5.4 million in the past 24 hours. The tokenized Pok é mon card market on the chain has experienced explosive growth, with the top seven platforms achieving a turnover of 230 million US dollars in May, compared to only 32 million US dollars in the same period last year, an increase of more than 10 times. The core driving force is the egg twisting machine mechanism. Users can invest funds to randomly obtain NFT cards on the back of the card, which can simulate the physical unpacking experience while providing instant liquidity. Tuom Holmberg, founder of Collector Crypt, revealed that the egg twisting machine contributes 90% to 95% of the company's business, and the platform's cumulative sales have exceeded $1 billion in the 18 months since its launch. To dispel market concerns about "running away", the company has a 28000 square foot vault in Montana to store physical card inventory, and some competitors have also obtained liquidity and trust endorsements by accessing the vault. Holmberg positions the capsule vending machine as a "gamified shopping experience" and claims that the machine provides positive expectations - users can get an average of $55 back for every $50 spent. Last year, the global physical card market reached 15.8 billion US dollars, and is expected to increase to 23.5 billion US dollars by 2030. Although the NFT craze in the cryptocurrency field has subsided, tokenization technology is once again becoming a key infrastructure for the card speculation market.