Jupiter Mobile Integrates Physical Card Feature, Achieves $575 Million in Trading Volume in 30 Days
Decentralized finance platform Jupiter has announced that its physical card product, Jupiter Gacha, has been integrated into Jupiter Mobile. Users can purchase, open packs, and collect physical trading cards, including rated Pokémon and One Piece cards, within the iOS and Android apps. Jupiter Mobile has surpassed 1.68 million downloads on iOS and Android, with 240,000 monthly active users. In the past 30 days, the app has achieved a trading volume of $575 million, generating fees of $770,000. After purchasing digital card packs in the app, users can open them through smart contracts and verifiable on-chain randomness; each NFT corresponds to a physical card rated, certified, and stored in an insured vault by a third party. When users redeem their physical cards, the corresponding NFTs are destroyed, and the delivery process is initiated, covered by insurance during transit.
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