One of the more overlooked ideas rn might be this: crypto Pokemon cards are quietly becoming a real niche. $CARDS is the name most people already know. But I found something way more under the radar, and way more interesting on valuation: $READY. It’s still only around a ~$17M FDV, while $CARDS is sitting around a 120M FDV. They have just launched a product, so it's in a price discovery stage, but the undervaluation is crazy. And upside of naarative is clear: - GameStop, a $10.7B company, is already pushing digital graded-card packs - Courtyard already raised $30M in the same broad lane But it's not only about valuation, the product itself is genuinely interesting. It’s not just a place to buy and trade tokenized cards. You can redeem physical cards too, but what stood out to me is that they’re trying to fix the actual pack opening part: fair pulls proof you can check easier exit after That’s a much stronger product than just “Pokemon cards onchain.” They’re basically giving people what was missing all along: gambling that actually feels fair. That’s why I think the upside here is huge.