2026-01-05 17:35:24

The rare card game track is making new moves again. Pika's rare card auction is quite interesting—crossing the two major circles of anime and Web3, with a large audience base.

Looking at the data is even more exciting: the market benchmarked against the SOL chain's RWA card project with a market cap of over 500 million. This predicted final auction price could reach $7 million, setting a new historical high. Moreover, the bidding cycle will continue until February, indicating that market enthusiasm is still fermenting.

The key point lies in predictability—auction transactions are highly continuous and not just short-term hype. From the NFT attributes of rare cards, to the broader trend of RWA applications, and the fan base of anime IP itself, several factors combined suggest there is still room for imagination. This narrative is worth following.

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MetaEggplant

· 22h ago

7 million dollars? That's pretty intense, but the combination of anime + RWA really hits the mark. --- Followed until February? You have to watch carefully; these long-cycle auctions are most prone to reversal. --- Are there really people playing in the trading card track? I didn't expect that. --- The SOL project seems okay when compared, but data will tell the truth. --- Anime IP fan base × Web3 token holders, the audience is indeed quite broad.

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-08 06:30

7 million USD? If this price really materializes, we'll have to wait and see. Whether RWA can truly withstand the pressure remains a question. It might take until February... Looking at the hype alone can be misleading; the key is whether there are genuine buyers stepping in. This narrative is indeed comfortable, but it's common for anime fans to come in and hype it up, so we need to stay alert.

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MrRightClick

· 01-07 20:57

$7 million? That's a bit outrageous, feels like they're just hyping the story again --- Tired of the overused phrase "breaking out of the circle," the key is whether there is real trading support --- Wait, bidding burns until February? Then it depends on who has more money --- RWA+NFT+Anime IP, the stacking is really on point, but whether it can land is the real key --- If this wave can truly break 7 million, the trading card track will have turned a corner --- I just want to know, is this price ultimately driven by the market or pumped in by whales --- Highly predictable? When has the crypto world not said that, and it ends in chaos --- Anime fans entering Web3, this angle is indeed fresh --- If it's going to keep fermenting, then let's watch and see, just don't get caught in it

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AirdropHustler

· 01-05 18:04

$7 million? That's pretty intense. This time, Pika really managed to energize both communities. I've always said that the rare card track has potential, and now we're finally seeing real money being invested. Is RWA implementation driven by the appeal of anime IP? I bet it's a dual effect.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 01-05 18:03

7 million USD? If that really happens, it would definitely make the news. The combination of anime fans and crypto enthusiasts can really cause a stir.

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GasGrillMaster

· 01-05 18:01

7 million USD? That's a pretty hefty number. The spending will continue into February, and it depends on who is truly willing to spend money in the end. --- Anime + Web3 combo really hit the right spots for both sides, but the key still depends on whether liquidity will follow. --- The RWA card game track is finally gaining some traction; it has mostly been unnoticed before. --- Continuing into February? That clearly indicates it's not just a short-term cash grab; it's quite interesting. --- Cross-layer projects are most likely to produce hit products. Whether Pika can break through this time depends on execution.

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ApeShotFirst

· 01-05 18:01

Whoa, 7 million dollars? How long would that take to burn? If it keeps going until February, do I have to keep watching... FOMO is killing me, everyone.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 01-05 17:58

7 million USD? That's pretty intense. Can this pace last until February? --- Cross-sector harvesting is just so satisfying. Anime fans and crypto enthusiasts teaming up to take over, how can it not be hot? --- NFT + RWA + IP fans, stacking so many story cards is a bit greedy, isn't it? --- Compared to that broken 500 million project, daring to say it's hitting a new high—are the market this hungry? --- Really? Bidding can burn for two months? I feel like this is just a carefully crafted narrative to cut leeks. --- Strong predictability is a good thing? Doesn't that mean there's no suspense? That's what I fear most. --- The card game track is back again. What happened to the last project team? Did they run away?

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AirdropGrandpa

· 01-05 17:55

7 million USD? Did you have a bit too much to drink before mentioning this number, haha, but the combination of anime IP + RWA is indeed imaginative.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-05 17:43

7 million USD? This time Pika really knows how to play, anime fans + Web3 players together cut profits, the market heat is indeed still sustainable. I find Pika's move this time quite interesting; combining RWA implementation with anime IP is definitely not just hype, the continuity is right there. The card game track has started again; this time, until February, prices are still being driven up, indicating there are still people taking the bait. I don't understand it, but I'm truly amazed. 7 million USD sounds impressive, but cross-sector narratives can easily lead to explosive stocks. When anime fans come in to buy, they go even crazier. Can rare cards really be worth this much? The fan base of anime is there, but I can see clearly the shadow of Web3 players hyping it up. Pika's rhythm this time was well managed; it just ended in February, giving enough FOMO time. The old tricks are really effective.

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