The card market

What's happening in cards today, and where to buy it.

The hobby's news, today's best pulls and the deals worth a look, with every card linked to where you can buy it.

All vaulted cards $56.6M ▲ +$73.3K (+0.13%) today ▲ $368.4K vaulted ▼ $1.1K redeemed 415,527 cards vaulted
Pokemon $40.1M ▲ +$72.2K (+0.18%) today ▲ $332.9K vaulted ▼ $458 redeemed 177,858 cards vaulted
One Piece $12M ▼ −$1.4K (-0.01%) today ▲ $16.9K vaulted ▼ $615 redeemed 44,759 cards vaulted
Basketball $1.2M ▲ +$1.2K (+0.10%) today ▲ $7K vaulted ▼ $0 redeemed 22,870 cards vaulted
Dragon Ball $956.9K ▲ +$25 (+0.00%) today ▲ $1.8K vaulted ▼ $0 redeemed 3,730 cards vaulted

Insured value Collector Crypt stores in each vaulted card's token, summed like a market cap; vaulted and redeemed since Oct 18, 9:40 PM PT. Phygitals cards are counted, not valued (their tokens carry no value).

Card stories today across the hobby, from Cardlines, PokeBeach, Reddit, news across the web, gathered 12 hours ago

Pulled and shown off today the day's top posts from the card subreddits

Headlines, photos and links from each source; the story stays on its site. A card a story names is shown with its copies on the Solana chain, the lowest live ask we track for one, and an eBay search. Names are matched by their words, so a common word can pull in an unrelated card: check the card before you buy.

See a full collection →A demo collector's 28 real graded slabs, $76,065 in all: the value, the range of prices we found, what moved, and every copy on-chain. Nothing to sign up for. Research · The Mudwater Count · Yuga Labs on Solana Mudwater: 109,280 cards opened so far, 120 of 120 designs seen, 508 Legendary Counted on-chain as packs are opened, with every sale linked →

Deals on-chain asks at or under what the same card sells for elsewhere

every listing we checked →

"Sells elsewhere" is the middle of the prices we found for the same card and grade, each linked on the arbitrage page. Fees and shipping aren't counted. We flag; we don't advise.

Sold on-chain this week real sales of vaulted slabs on Magic Eden, biggest first

Dollars at that day's SOL price. Sales on Collector Crypt's own marketplace and on Phygitals aren't counted yet.

On the Solana chain

414,541vaulted on-chain across 9 categories: 221,057 graded, 186,218 raw, 7,266 sealed
98,599distinct cards, every copy of a card grouped together
3,936cards with copies on both platforms

Vaulted and redeemed every category on Solana, since Oct 18, 9:40 PM PT

Read straight from the chain: a card is vaulted when its token is minted, and redeemed when the token is burned to take the physical card out of the vault. Our record starts Oct 18, 9:40 PM PT, so these counts grow from there. Value in token is the figure the platform stores (Collector Crypt calls it insured value), not a sale price.

CategoryOn-chainVaulted sinceRedeemed since
Pokemon177,858+2,113−3
Mudwater109,100+87,4180
One Piece44,759+205−1
Football30,082+8110
Baseball23,674+2890
Basketball22,870+7210
Dragon Ball3,730+220
Soccer1,940+770
Yu-Gi-Oh!1,514+130

Newly vaulted biggest first, by value in token

Redeemed taken out of the vault, biggest first

Listings: 3,510 Collector Crypt slabs listed on Magic Eden now; since Oct 15, 12:24 PM PT, 22 new listings and 293 ended (sold or taken down; the listing doesn't say which). Which asks sit under what the same card sells for elsewhere →

Every card all categories, 98,599 cards, first 200 shown

Each row is one card (or sealed item) with every copy of it on-chain, graded or raw. A copy is grouped by its year, set and card number where the token records them, and by its title where it doesn't, so a parallel (a refractor, say) can sit with its base card. Value in token is the figure the platform stores (Collector Crypt calls it insured value), not a sale price; what the same card sells for elsewhere is on the arbitrage page. Courtyard isn't here: its cards are on Polygon, not Solana. Board grouped 12 hours ago.

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Shows the Collector Crypt and Phygitals slabs a wallet holds on Solana. No sign-in and no signing. An address shows holdings, not who owns the wallet.