30.09.2026 · Cryptonews

On September 28 Coinbase revealed plans for mobile app packs that contain genuine Pokémon cards. Buyers will choose between keeping them in storage or requesting home delivery.
The announcement stayed high-level: no launch date, no resale tools, and the Pokémon tie-in appeared only in a follow-up reply.
Rivals already active include Courtyard, which issues NFTs tied to physical cards, and GameStop, which began selling Power Packs priced from $25 to $2,500 on April 15. Coinbase frames the move as part of its broader “exchange of everything” vision.
Based on information from cryptonews.net

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