The digital card trading platform Courtyard, based on the Polygon network, has seen a significant increase in sales, particularly in Pokémon card collections. In the past month, the platform has recorded $42.66 million in transactions, with Pokémon cards making up more than half of that at $24.84 million. This not only showcases Polygon's role in digital asset tokenization but also highlights the enduring popularity of Pokémon. Over 980,000 Pokémon cards have been sold on the platform in one month, with an average price of $37 per card. The growing user base has resulted in over 11,000 people owning the digital cards. This trend further establishes Polygon as a significant player in the growing asset tokenization market. Additionally, the article mentions other industries, such as gaming and fashion, that are also exploring the use of blockchain technology and NFTs.



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