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Collector Crypt Fees Reach $17.2M In 30 Days, Up 84% On Prior Month

Collector Crypt fees reached $17.2M in 30 days on DefiLlama, up 84% on the prior month, as Pokémon card gacha packs sold on Solana keep drawing buyers.

10/20/2026•3 min read
Card with three fanned trading cards and a Solana logo, headlined 17.2 million in fees over 30 days
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Pokémon card packs sold on Solana have turned into a $17 million a month business, at least on DefiLlama's books. The tracker lists Collector Crypt fees at $17.2 million for the last 30 days, about 84% more than the 30 days before.

What Collector Crypt sells

Collector Crypt runs a gacha machine for graded trading cards. You pay for a pack and the site pulls a card for you. The cards shown are graded slabs, mostly Pokémon with some One Piece and sports. The front page lists an Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack with an expected value of $54.83 when we looked.

Collector Crypt gacha page showing graded Pokemon card slabs and an Elite Pokemon Gacha Pack with an expected value of 54.83 dollars

The Collector Crypt gacha page on October 20, listing a pack with an expected value of $54.83. Source: Collector Crypt.

DefiLlama files the project under Physical TCG. Its method counts gacha pack sales on Solana, Base and Robinhood Chain, the credit card route and marketplace royalties, all net of pack buybacks. The page lists revenue at the same $17.2 million for 30 days. That makes it a revenue-style measure, so none of it is profit.

The Collector Crypt fees numbers

The page shows $17.2 million over 30 days and $4.35 million over seven. We rebuilt both from DefiLlama's daily series and landed on the same totals through October 19. The seven days before that came to about $3.55 million, so the latest week is up roughly 22%. Since the series begins in June 2025, cumulative fees stand at $114.52 million.

Day to day the line is jagged. A soft Saturday near $218,000 on October 18 was followed by a bounce to $925,000 the next day. The best sessions of the month came on October 15 and 16, both close to a million dollars.

DefiLlama fees page for Collector Crypt showing 17.2 million dollars of fees over 30 days and 4.35 million over 7 days

DefiLlama's fees page for Collector Crypt on October 20. Source: DefiLlama.

How Collector Crypt fees compare with earlier months

The climb earlier this year was steep. Fees roughly tripled between February and May, then jumped again in June to $16.1 million. After that they cooled to a bit over ten million a month through the summer. October sits near $11.1 million with about eleven days still to go.

The record day is older, from September 12, 2025, at $1.64 million.

Almost everything happens on Solana. On October 19 the chain accounted for $912,840 of the $924,674 total. Robinhood Chain added $11,671 and Base only $163, and Robinhood Chain's 30-day total sits under $1 million.

DefiLlama also shows a holders' revenue line, which comes from the project burning some of its CARDS token. Over 30 days it adds up to only $111,918, tiny beside the headline figure.

Seen against that history, the latest month is strong but not a record. It trails the June peak. It still beats every month of the first four months of 2026 by a wide margin, since none of them reached even $8 million.

So the number to watch is the weekly total. Weeks around $4 million would keep Collector Crypt fees well ahead of early 2026. A slide back toward $2 million would look like those older months, and the DefiLlama page would show it within a day.

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Daniel Kiprop covers exchanges, listings, stablecoins and institutional crypto moves for Times of Crypto Era. Stories start from company filings and official announcements, not secondary coverage.

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