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Has the circle of friends been quiet these past few days? Those who were shouting 'MEME never sleeps' a few days ago are probably looking for places to deliver food now.
Bitcoin was hit hard back to $78,000, and Solana is also struggling to hold $100. In this market, most projects have been exposed—usually relying on hype, they turn to nothing when they drop. But I actually think the real opportunities grow in this 'bloody' market.
1. The MEME tide has receded, who is swimming naked?
The recent crash illustrates a principle: projects driven purely by emotion are like paper lanterns when liquidity tightens. The entire crypto circle from 2025 to 1011 saw the first half as a MEME carnival, with everyone rushing for the meme coins; but in the second half, people will realize that only those projects 'with cash flow and real asset support' can hold the floor price during deep corrections.

Brothers, recently the Sui ecosystem has been incredibly popular, but I found many people are still blindly rushing into shitcoins. As a veteran who has been navigating this space for years, I must show the newbies the right path today.
Everyone is looking for projects that can double their investments, but I want to ask you: if the market doesn't move, can the coins in your hand lay eggs for you?
Recently, I conducted in-depth research on Jackson.io, this is the kind of project that can earn you transaction fees even while you sleep.
1. What makes it possible to succeed? (Let's be straightforward)
What is the biggest lack in the current public chains? Money. But where does this money come from?

Since the first generation of Pokémon cards was released in 1996, the Pokémon IP has swept the world, and the corresponding market has grown rapidly. With the rise of blockchain technology, Pokémon card draws have moved from physical stores to online NFT platforms. This is not just a digital transformation, but a revolution in collecting and investing. Today, let's talk about the showdown between online and offline Pokémon card draws, focusing on the comparison between the Renaiss Protocol on the Binance Chain (BNB Chain) and Jackson.io on the $SUI chain. As a player, I am particularly optimistic about Jackson.io; its potential in the GameFi and RWA fields makes the card draw experience feel more futuristic. If you also love Pokémon, why not come and discuss it together!

1. Core cooperation model: TCG RWA (Transforming collectible card physical assets onto the blockchain)
This is the most striking point of cooperation between the two parties. Jackson.io leverages its decentralized protocol advantages on the Sui chain to create a 'digital twin' for the physical cards (Pokémon) provided by CardzGame.
Asset anchoring: The physical rare cards in players' hands are authenticated and custodized through CardzGame, generating corresponding NFTs (RWA assets) on the Jackson.io protocol.
Liquidity breakthrough: It addresses the issues of long transaction cycles, high logistics risks, and difficulty in authenticity verification associated with traditional physical card trading. Cards can now be transferred instantly on the chain like cryptocurrencies.

By the end of 2025, the global collectibles market and the Web3 innovation sector will jointly welcome a historic intersection.
If we say that half a year ago, the large-scale on-chain of Pokémon cards (PTCG) was merely seen as an accidental ignition of the 'alternative RWA' track; by early 2026, the market has clearly provided an answer: this is by no means a one-time speculation, but a deep upgrade from 'asset digitization' to the construction of an on-chain ecology of 'mainstream IP and physical assets'.

1.1 The 'Stabilizing' Effect of Top Assets
Just a few weeks ago, Logan Paul auctioned the PSA 10 level 'Pikachu Illustrator' card, with a starting price of 6 million dollars, once again refreshing the global understanding of 'paper value'. The robustness of such top physical assets is not only a celebration in the collector's circle but has also become a 'value anchor' in the on-chain market.

I have been closely following innovative projects in the GameFi and RWA sectors. Jackson.io (@JacksonProtocol), as a leading GameFi protocol built on the Sui Network, collaborating with Cardz.game to launch Pokemon TCG (Trading Card Game) is a milestone worth paying attention to. This is not just a simple NFT collection, but rather tokenizing physical Pokemon cards into on-chain assets, integrating card drawing, collecting, trading, and DeFi liquidity mechanisms.
1. What exactly is the Pokemon TCG launched in collaboration between Jackson.io and Cardz.game?
According to official project information, Jackson.io has achieved the Web3 transformation of Pokemon TCG through the Cardz.game platform. Users can directly use stablecoins like USDC on the platform to draw real Pokemon cards, which are tokenized into NFTs (cNFT) after being verified by a third party, supporting on-chain trading, collateralization, and redemption.

In the world of Pokémon cards, who wouldn't want to personally tear open packs of mysterious PTCG (Pokémon Trading Card Game) cards, eagerly anticipating the discovery of shiny cards, gold cards, or even god cards? Now, Jackson.io brings a revolutionary online card-drawing experience—Cardz.Game! A plethora of rare Pokémon cards await your draw! No need to wait for physical cards to arrive, no need to worry about fakes, everything here is genuinely on-chain, fair, and transparent.
Jackson.io: The leader in GameFi on the Sui network

Jackson.io is a leading GameFi protocol built on the Sui network, with a core philosophy of 'transparency, fairness, and high returns,' creating an efficient ecosystem for players and liquidity providers. It is not just a platform but a pioneer in the RWA (Real World Assets) track within the entire Sui ecosystem. With Sui's second-level transactions and extremely low gas fees, Jackson makes on-chain gaming incredibly smooth, especially shining in high-frequency interactive scenarios like card draws. Jackson's Pokémon card-drawing event is the perfect embodiment of its GameFi strength. Players can participate directly on app.jackson.io using tokens like $SUI, $JACKSON, or $USDC and enjoy a full on-chain closed-loop experience from 'opening packs' to 'trading.'

In the past period, AI games have surged.

From AI NPCs, AI Dungeon, AI auto chess, to various Agent game experiments, there are new demos every day on social media. Almost everyone is saying:

"AI will rewrite the gaming industry."

But things are starting to get a bit strange. Players have begun to have one more question:

When AI can do things stronger, faster, and more accurately than humans, who exactly am I playing with?

If you observe carefully, you will find that there is always an empty spot in all discussions surrounding AI games —

Who can guarantee that the actions in the game are real players?

Recently, the overall sentiment in the crypto market has been weak, and Sui is no exception, with a noticeable decline in on-chain activity and community sentiment. But in such a gloomy environment, the Sui ecosystem suddenly saw a rare highlight:
Sui coin rose about 20% on the 2nd, while the newly launched $Jackson coin surged nearly 90%.

After a deep look at the overall on-chain behavior, more and more people realize that this wave of recovery is not coincidental, but is strongly linked to the Beta 2.0 public test and token launch of Jackson.io.

Jackson.io is still in the public testing phase, and theoretically, it should be a period of quietly accumulating and slowly optimizing in the early stages. However, the performance after the launch has instead become an important trigger for driving the entire Sui ecosystem.

With the new season of JacksonLP 2026 Q1 officially opening tonight at 20:00 Beijing time, more and more people are starting to pay attention:
How does JacksonLP actually work? Why is it referred to as an 'accelerator' in the community?
The principle is actually very simple, but the power is astonishing.
01｜Platform injects 100% of profits into JacksonLP: the true 'dealer model'
In this season, the platform will invest 100% of the real profits ($SUI + $USDC) of this quarter into the JacksonLP pool.
This means —
You stake JacksonLP, not just a simple lock-up, but directly become the platform's 'dealer' for this entire quarter.

If we talk about the most outstanding projects this year, Hyperliquid must have a place.
It stands out in the fiercely competitive contract arena not because of flashy narratives, but from an extremely simple decision:
Hype tokens only circulate on-chain and are resolutely not listed on centralized exchanges.
This strategy has saved the project a significant amount of unnecessary costs, and also made its price movements clearer and more natural, with almost no traces of artificial intervention.
Does the institution want to buy in? Then it should honestly acquire from the open market—no discounts, no gray channels, and no behind-the-scenes allocations.