The Pokemon Trading Card card game is in a terrible place for collectors right now. Straight rates pulling aside, closed products are constantly impossible to catch, with prices reaching blackmailing heights on the secondary market and the same applies to individual cards, while the latest instances see random promo from the Sun era and the moon rising up to 880 percent.
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There was a hint that the bubble could be in the rupture process back in May, but it turned out that it was a false dawn. Now we could only get our biggest hint of what is behind the last increase, and it doesn't look good, with real Pokemon fans, no wonder, not the root of the problem.
The cryptocurrency is behind the massive overvoltage in the popularity of the game for the traditional Pokemon card
In January, I said that the increase in TCG Pokemon prices directly correlated with an increase in the value of many cryptocurrencies. Although collectors mostly speculate, collectors told me that “crypto markets behave very well for people who hold different currencies. These people eventually download their profits and spend them on their hobbies and bring with them a party that sees it as another investment.” It seems to have now turned out to be true.
Alpha Investments, one of the worldThe biggest investors of card games for trade card games have confirmed that “when I sell these cases $ 25,000, it is usually paid through Bitcoins, USD Stablecoin or Ethereum”, suggesting most of the market manipulates those who have big money in the crypto.
Investor YouTuber-Cum suggests that the “speed of change” is much greater than it should be, which means that prices are jumping faster than expected.
It also says that it could be the “largest bubble of all time” and that prices could potentially drop by 90 percent. However, he adds that this accident could come far away at some point in the future. He says many people who are currently investing in Pokémon have been in a hobby “for less than one year” and do not know what they are doing, which is the perfect summary of what is happening at the moment. The scene, the fins and the “rip-and-andpers”, along with the crypto-carriers, cause the market to reach unsustainable prices.
Unfortunately, I do not think that there is a solution to this, and when Pokemon Company continues to exhaust these excellent expansion and collectors who continue to pay scalper prices, it looks as if it was a new norm.
- The original release date
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October 20, 1996
- Number of players
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2
- Age recommendation
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6+
- The length of the game
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Variable
- Franchise
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Pokemon