These years of navigating the crypto world, I have seen many projects bloom and fade quickly, but those that can truly break through are always the ones that perfectly combine strong narratives, solid technology, and real-world demand. Recently, I have been heavily focused on $JACKSON, which falls into this category.

The data speaks for itself—As of January 6th, the price of $JACKSON has risen above $0.056, with a total increase of 554% since TGE. Coincidentally, 2026 marks the 30th anniversary of Pokémon, and the TCG craze in Akihabara, Japan, has already exploded. This wave of retro card game nostalgia is now sweeping globally, providing a strong external catalyst for Jackson.

On the technical side, the advantages are even more solid. Jackson.io is built on the high-performance $SUI public chain, creating a player-led GameFi ecosystem—low gas fees, instant transaction confirmation. Its core selling point is that platform profits are directly distributed to participants, meaning players can act as the house, avoiding the middleman cut of traditional platforms. This underlying logic naturally gives GameFi a competitive edge and can form a positive feedback loop that drives the token price upward.

The real on-the-ground project is Cardz.game, a RWA mode trading card game launched on January 1st. It brings real-world collectible cards onto the blockchain, allowing players to trade and battle authentically. This perfectly aligns with the global Pokémon 30th anniversary hype window. Don't underestimate the TCG market; its scale is already in the hundreds of billions of dollars. The integration of Web3 will further activate liquidity, offering considerable potential for growth.

From a trading perspective, Cardz.game, as a core application within the ecosystem, will continuously bring in users and trading activity for $JACKSON.