Arthur Hayes family office sets CARDS late summer target price at $4
Foresight News reports that Arthur Hayes' family office, Maelstrom, has released an in-depth research report on CARDS (Collector Crypt), setting a target price of $4 by the end of summer. According to the report, Collector Crypt has achieved rapid growth through tokenized trading card operations, with the annualized profit for May estimated at around $54 million and potential annualized total revenue in June expected to reach $2.4 billion, corresponding to an annualized profit of about $109 million. Collector Crypt's business model centers on digital gacha (card pack opening), where the platform purchases physical trading cards in bulk at a 5%–15% discount, puts them on-chain, and allows users to open packs and instantly resell the cards at about 85%–93% of the market price, generating a comprehensive profit margin of roughly 4.5% for the platform.
According to GMGN market data, the current price of CARDS is $0.2674, with a market capitalization of about $535 million and a 24-hour increase of 3.56%.
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