In fact, before the narrative of putting US stock assets on the chain exploded, there were already many attempts around how to put physical cards on the chain. The most familiar one is Collector Crypt, a physical card tokenization platform based on Solana, while Robinhood Chain will soon have a TCG card drawing and trading platform http://Pull.Fun @pulldotfun ， Let me briefly introduce: 1) Why do there always be projects trying to put cards on the blockchain? It's an inappropriate analogy. If tokenization of assets such as the US stock market is seen as financial assets on the blockchain, then objects with interest based collection attributes like cards should be considered "cultural assets". Essentially, they need to use various incentive methods and community stickiness gameplay of encrypted assets to drive trading activity; Listing on the US stock market solves the trading problem during the off market window, while listing on the card market is more complex, requiring solutions for identifying the authenticity of circulation in the off chain secondary market, improving buying and selling efficiency, and providing a gaming experience for opening packages. Naturally suitable for combining encrypted gameplay. 2） http://Pull.Fun It is a card drawing platform that has been online for 5 months and has accumulated over $40 million in trading volume, with revenue exceeding $5 million. It has also implemented functions such as exchanging physical cards to sell them directly to the platform, consignment holding cards to earn profits, and free hanging transactions. Everything seems to be on the regular path, but Goose, I don't know if it's influenced by the new narrative of MEME pairing with cryptocurrency stocks (80%), so PullFun is also going to release community MEME tokens recently; 3) It is themed around the representative octopus mascot of the platform and is about to launch its first community MEME Token - TAKO. According to the official introduction, the main purpose of this token is to reward users who use and support the platform early on. As is well known, South Korea has a mature base of Pok é mon and TCG players, as well as a certain trading culture. In order to quickly complete cold starts, TAKO will also pair with Base and directly connect with the Perp Trader community in South Korea. 4) Of course, TAKO is not a platform coin. As a platform that already has actual revenue, it does not play the ambiguous card. TAKO is classified as the platform's native mascot MEME, and the platform coin is PULL. An interesting point here is that users who hold TAKO may have the opportunity to obtain future PULL matches based on Season1 and Season1.5. It is equivalent to MEME coin taking the lead, preheating one's platform coin in advance. From this perspective, it can be understood why it is actually quite similar to the mainstream MEME coin pairing narrative of RH chain, which relies on the trading activity of MEME to drive the subsequent "hard" assets. The above. Friendly reminder, the MEME coin market is volatile, please be cautious when investing, DYOR。