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Daily Vlogger Task Day15

Today is the last day of the gacha task. Keep challenging @renaissxyz Daily Vlogger task.

RenaCrypt Pack machine
Gacha cost 88U Obtained Uncommon card Buyback 133U Wear 133-88=45U
Cumulative wear 45-92=-47U
Total wear -47U

After going through 15 days of gacha, everyone can see how the daily wear keeps changing—from surplus to wear, and then from wear back to surplus, until it finally stops at -47U.

I think this result is probably acceptable. Because once you start the daily gacha task, starting from 88U, you might add some more money during the process—but in the end your total wear will always hover around that 88U.

Someone might say, “Oh, traveler, you got lucky.” But what I want to say is that even if your luck is really bad, the wear would still be at most 2 times 88U, or -176U, with a 2-card loss over 15 pulls.

However, over these 15 days, there is a chance to pull Rare or higher cards. People with a bit better luck might even end up making a profit and completing the task.

Among the gacha results I saw over these 15 days, there were EPIC followed by LENGENDARY, and also streaks of 5 to 6 in a row of C. I even experienced a case where right after I pulled an Uncommon, the next card pulled was an L one. I was only one pull away from having just an L card...

This is enough to prove that the card machine’s outputs are truly random—there’s no pattern or rule to it.

Therefore, if you challenge the card machine as a matter of task nature, the chance that daily pulls would be extreme C pulls every single day for 15 days is really very small. So this daily gacha task, when choosing the RenaCrypt Pack to challenge, is absolutely no problem.

I hope this 15-day gacha task can serve as a reference for everyone—it's a playstyle with very small wear.

Friends who haven’t registered yet can use the traveler’s invitation link—apparently new users have beginner luck.
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As of the latest community statistics, the incident involving the physical trading card shop “Little Sheep Card Society” in Taiwan is estimated by the market to involve an amount that may have reached around NT$400 million. The affected amount is truly staggering.

This incident also once again reminds everyone of something:

Many people have always thought that trading cards are just a niche hobby, but that is not the case.

According to statistics, in 2024, trading cards have already become one of the important categories of imported consumer goods in Taiwan. From 2019 to 2025, the CAGR is about 26.9%, with a growth rate that even ranks among the top tiers.

Taiwan’s trading card players may not be the largest in terms of number of people, but when it comes to spending amount, the market size is already impossible to ignore.

This is also the main reason I’ve一直 been optimistic about the on-chain TCG (Trading Card Game) market and have been investing deeply in @renaissxyz.

Now let’s look at Japan.

According to statistics from Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), the Japanese trading card market grew from ¥177.6 billion in the 2021 fiscal year to about ¥338.4 billion in the 2025 fiscal year—an increase of roughly 90% over four years.

The global TCG market forecast also maintains a CAGR of around 10.67%.

And in Taiwan, in 2024, Pokémon trading cards accounted for:
• 72.46% of consumer spending
• 84.61% of purchase frequency
Almost becoming the core of the entire trading card market.

Even more worth noting is that last week, the Japanese parliament officially formed a cross-party lawmakers’ alliance dedicated to focusing on the trading card market. The alliance will study regulatory directions for issues such as stockpiling, hype, counterfeiting, and money laundering.

This indicates that trading cards are no longer just a “toy market,” but have become an emerging asset market that is starting to receive government attention.

In the coming years, I believe what is truly worth关注 is not just trading card prices, but how CardFi, RWA, on-chain trading, lending, price indices, derivatives, and the financialization of collectibles (Collectible Finance) will develop.

However, while the market is growing rapidly, it’s also a reminder to everyone:

Any market offering high returns and high liquidity comes with higher risks.

Whether it’s physical trading cards, on-chain TCG, or crypto assets, you should do risk management rather than blindly chase after rising prices.

How this wave of the trading card market will reshuffle itself is something everyone should continue to watch.

For more detailed data, you can check out the tweet thread from @Alvin0617, which will be more complete.

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