1/ Project spotlight: Phygitals A real app trojan-horsing its way into RWA infrastructure — starting with Pokémon cards. @phygitals brings gacha-style minting and real-world trading cards on-chain as NFTs, with instant secondary market liquidity. Built on Tensor's protocols 🫡

2/ Here’s how it works: • Users mint from a rotating pool of Pokémon cards in a gacha format. • Each card is represented as a tradable NFT. • Rare pulls are randomized, publicly announced, and restocked over time.

3/ Every NFT is backed 1:1 by a physical Pokémon card. Holders can either: • Trade instantly on Phygitals’ marketplace in USDC • Or burn the NFT to redeem the real-world card This bridges collectible demand with NFT-native trading rails.

4/ The real unlock isn’t just the mint mechanic — it’s the fully built infra for RWA-as-NFT trading. Cards are listed can be sent in or bought directly off eBay, tokenized, stored in Brinks vaults, and sold with immediate resale liquidity. No manual transactions, no friction — just physical goods moving like digital assets.

5/ Phygitals is live in beta and scaling gradually — with higher-value cards rolling out over time. Today it’s Pokémon one of the most hyped collectibles of our time. Tomorrow it could be sports memorabilia, designer goods, watches, even wine.

6/ By combining collectible culture with a smooth NFT-native UX, Phygitals is quietly showing what RWA trading infrastructure can look like. It’s one of the first apps on Tensor’s open marketplace contracts to move physical goods at speed. The unlock is real, and it’s just getting started.