Jupiter started cutting into the market for collections on the Solana chain. The platform came online on July 13th in Gacha, where users can buy opener packages in their applications and obtain certified, rating card cards for entity collections, the first of which will cover Boco Dream and Pirate King cards.
The product is supported at the bottom by the Solana trading card platform Collator Crypt. Jupiter connects it directly to its front end, which means that the product line that was originally traded for aggregates begins to extend to the consumer collection scene on the chain.
22 hours. $3.29 million.
The Dune data show that within 22 hours of Gacha's go-live, the Jupiter front end completed 31570 handing out of the contract for approximately $3.29 million.
Of this amount, the first-hour transaction of the product was approximately $147,000, with a single-hour peak of $471 million. The initial average is approximately $220 million per hour and the average is about 1900 times.
In terms of price, the 50-dollar slot had the highest number of card parcels opened, with a total of 1,8178 purchases recorded; however, the highest income contribution was in the 2,500-dollar slot, which generated 340 packages, with a turnover of about $850,000, indicating a more concentrated contribution by high-value users.
Incentive activity synchronised
The Jupiter synchronized the award season, entitled "Gacha: Season One", which lasted 28 days from 13 July to 10 August.
In accordance with the programme of activities, the platform will provide free card packages with a total value of $100,000. Users can obtain a free card package through the Battlepass progress, and the platform also sets a list of expenditures ranked as lump sum. The top 100 collectors will share this season ' s award pool, and the specific distribution programme will be published in follow-up.
Collator Crypt Drive Track Flow
Jupiter is on line this time, at a time of rapid growth in the chain-based card open market. The Blockworks data show that the June gacha expenditure on the June chain rose to $324.6 million, a record high.
Of these, Collector Crypt has been at the top of the track for the third consecutive month, with a turnover of more than $209.5 million in June, an increase of 107 per cent over the previous month, or nearly 65 per cent of the total transaction of gacha in the current month chain.
One of the direct drivers of growth was the 2500-dollar " Boco Dream" card package launched on June 10. This high-priced product accumulated $82.9 million by the end of June, representing approximately 40 per cent of the total sales of the current month by Collator Crypt.
The article mentions that high-priced card packages are more of the concern of some collectors because they contain the more scarce cards on the platform; they are more easily available in the secondary market than in the lower-priced card packages. As the real card and sports card markets continue to be active, the demand for the chain collections is expanding simultaneously.