#数字资产市场动态 CARDS coin has been going crazy these days—on January 14th, it surged by 43% in 24 hours, with its market cap jumping to $186 million, and daily trading volume breaking $5.3 million. What could trigger such a fierce rally? You might not believe it, but it’s actually Pokémon cards causing the stir.

Influencer Logan Paul announced he will auction his Pokémon Illustrator card in January, graded PSA 10. This isn’t just a display piece—he spent $527,500 to acquire it back then, and now the market is speculating how high the price could go. On Polymarket, someone has even bet that the final sale price could break $15 million.

Even crazier, the founder of auction platform Goldin Auctions privately offered $7 million to snatch the deal, but Logan directly declined. Recently, there have been buyers in the market claiming they’re willing to pay "more than $15 million," clearly indicating that funds are wildly betting on this auction setting a new record.

And CARDS happens to be the token for the card trading platform within the Solana ecosystem. This wave of hype has directly absorbed its momentum. The combination of "real IP + on-chain assets" has pushed the token price up sharply.

However, whether CARDS can maintain its stability depends on the final hammer price of this Pokémon card auction. Hype comes quickly and can fade just as fast—if the auction doesn’t meet expectations, there’s a significant risk of the token price pulling back.