The onchain cards category basically comes down to two projects. If we look at the @ax1vc dashboard, we see two clear category leaders: → Courtyard: 53.7% → Collector Crypt: 37.4% → Everyone else: 8.9% It's pretty interesting that the project without crypto-native mechanics is winning. You'd expect the project with packs, buybacks, and a token to dominate a crypto-native category, but it doesn't. Courtyard's volume is mostly NFT resales of vaulted graded cards. Collector Crypt's volume is split between gacha spend and $CARDS token trading, with buybacks recycling capital back through the gacha loop. Most of the volume here is real collector behavior, not pack-flipping.