According to DeFiLlama data, Collector Crypt achieved a one-day revenue of $1.4 million as of October 20th, setting a new record for the platform's second-highest single-day performance and representing the strongest day in over 12 months.
This growth occurred after Pump.fun integrated the gacha-style card pack feature and the trading card market of Collector Crypt on October 19th. Following the integration, Pump.fun users were able to purchase random card packs containing tokenized trading cards, individual trading cards, or exchange eligible cards for physical collectibles.
According to Blockworks data, the card pack sales on Pump.fun on its first day of launch were approximately 2 million US dollars.
This is equivalent to contributing approximately 20% of Collector Crypt's daily card pack expenditure with just one integration, highlighting the potential impact of third-party distribution on the platform's revenue.
Pump.fun Card Packs with an On-Line Price of Up to $5,000
The prices of card packs on Pump.fun range from $25 to $5,000, covering categories such as Pokémon, One Piece, sports cards, and watches.
This integration allows Pump.fun to expand beyond its existing token issuance and trading services into the field of random collectibles purchases. At the same time, Collector Crypt has also added a new distribution channel for its tokenized inventory.
Currently, other platforms that have integrated the Collector Crypt card pack also include Jupiter, Slabz, Solflare, and Rosentica.
On October 19th as well, Jupiter launched a new category of Pokémon-themed card packs priced at $300 each, namely Pok, mon, Angels, and pack.
As revenue accelerates, $ CARDS rises by 44%
With the increase in platform activities, the native token $ CARDS of Collector Crypt has also seen a significant rise. The token has increased from around $0.25 to $0.36, representing a gain of about 44% in less than 30 hours.
According to JTX data, as of press time, $ CARDS has risen by 22% in the past 24 hours.
Collector Crypt has accumulated net revenue of over $117 million
Since its launch, Collector Crypt has generated over $117 million in net revenue, of which more than $116 million came from activities on Solana. In just September alone, the platform's revenue exceeded $12.6 million.
The third-quarter report of Pine Analytics also shows that the platform's total quarterly revenue was $433.5 million, an increase of 8% compared to the second quarter; gross profit was $25.4 million, a growth of 12%. However, the monthly total revenue decreased from approximately $212.2 million in June to $134.5 million in September, a decline of about 37%.
The report states that a large portion of the platform's growth comes from the repeated consumption of high-priced card packs and large buyers. Card packs priced at $2,500 or more accounted for 39% of the sales revenue of card packs in the third quarter, while there was a noticeable decline in the $1,000 price range.
This latest surge in revenue may indicate a recovery in demand, especially as the new integration has allowed Collector Crypt to reach more users. However, Collector Crypt has also experienced similar spikes with each new integration. Therefore, the key lies in whether the platform will be able to maintain this level of activity after the initial peak brought about by this integration of Pump.fun. Market participants will be watching to see if the integration of Pump.fun can reverse the recent trend of declining monthly revenue and push Collector Crypt's numbers back to their June highs.
