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On July 14, Aster announced the launch of its Grid-to-Earn trading event. The event runs from 10:00 UTC on July 14 to 10:00 UTC on July 21. Users who trade grid contracts for ANSEMUSDT, CASHCATUSDT, or CARDSUSDT can share in a total prize pool of $10,000 worth of ASTER. The grid trading strategy automatically places buy and sell orders within a set price range, enabling low buys and high sells in volatile markets. Users can choose between neutral, long, or short strategies based on market expectations, set price ranges and grid counts, and let the system execute trades automatically.

According to monitoring by Beating, Nvidia has launched its first set of "GeForce Trading Cards". Series 1 includes 14 designs, documenting over 30 years of GeForce GPUs, games, and tech demos. The featured cards include the NV1, GeForce 256, GeForce 3, 7800 GTX, GTX 1080, and the Cyberpunk 2077 edition RTX 2080 Ti. Classic tech demos such as Bubble, Chameleon, and Medusa are also turned into cards. This set of cards will not be sold publicly; they can only be obtained through the "Summer of RTX" online lottery or collected for free at designated events. Nvidia has already distributed them at Bilibili World in Shanghai and will continue at QuakeCon and gamescom. Against the backdrop of increasingly expensive GPUs, players have a nuanced reaction to this "card release." PC Gamer quoted a netizen's joke: "Finally, there's an Nvidia card I can afford."

On June 24, Arthur Hayes' family office Maelstrom released an in-depth report on the Solana-based card trading platform Collector Crypt, setting a price target of $4 for the CARDS token by the end of summer. According to GMGN data, CARDS is currently priced at $0.271, with a market capitalization of approximately $542 million, and a 24-hour increase of 5.82%. The report highlights that Collector Crypt generated an annualized profit of about $53 million in May and reached $109 million in June, surpassing the profit scale of most leading cryptocurrency companies. The platform purchases physical cards in bulk at discounted prices and sells them through vending machines, earning approximately a 4.5% profit margin when users resell immediately after unpacking. Weekly trading volume peaked at $650,000. In contrast to eBay's high fees of 16%-20%, Collector Crypt charges only 2%, reshaping the card trading market with instant settlement and on-chain liquidity. The platform has around 800 daily active users, accumulated $23 million in inventory and $10 million in cash, and has initiated a buyback while expanding into new categories such as sports cards. The report concludes that despite the decline of the NFT craze in the crypto space, tokenization technology is becoming a key infrastructure for the card speculation market.