Collector Crypt reports $24.3 million in trading-card pack sales in a single day

Collector Crypt, a Solana-based platform that sells tokenized physical trading cards, booked $24.3 million in pack sales in one day. Buyers opened 123,425 packs along the way. The record day came on October 20, 2026, shortly after the platform integrated with Pump.fun. A very big day at the digital card shop A total of $24.3 million in gross revenue across 123,425 packs works out to an average of roughly $197 per pack. For scale, that single day equals more than 5% of the platform’s entire third-quarter pack sales. Collector Crypt recorded $433.1 million in pack sales in Q3 2026, feeding into total revenue of $433.5 million. Q3 revenue was up 8% from the second quarter. Gross profit for the quarter came in at $25.4 million, a 12% increase compared to the prior year. Pump.fun joins a list of Solana partners that already includes Jupiter. How the gacha machine works Collector Crypt runs on a “gacha” model. Users buy randomized packs containing tokenized versions of graded cards, mostly Pokémon. Each card shows up in the buyer’s wallet as a non-fungible token, or NFT, tied to the physical card. From there, buyers have three options. They can hold the token, trade it, or sell it back t...