BNB Chain's RWA card platform, SuperSuperRare, launched a card-drawing points leaderboard.

Odaily Planet Daily reported on November 19th that SuperSuperRare, the RWA card platform within the BNB Chain ecosystem, announced the launch of a points leaderboard system based on card draws. According to the official introduction, the current points mechanism on the SSR platform is calculated based on the FMV (Fair Market Value) of the cards obtained each time a user draws a card. The leaderboard ranking will be determined by the user's card draw record and the number of cards opened.

SuperSuperRare states that its project is an on-chain card-drawing platform combining TCG (Trading Card Game) and RWA (Responsive Virtual Assets). Currently, all Pokémon cards available are physical Pokémon cards certified by the PSA (Publication and Rating Agency). Users can choose from three options: one-click buyback, trading on the NFT marketplace, or redeeming physical cards for offline delivery. SSR currently features an unlimited blind box card-drawing function. Unlike most "black box" card-drawing mechanisms on the market, each draw is determined by a random number and algorithm to fairly select cards of different rarity levels. A verifiable "lucky bag" limited-time card-drawing mechanism based on blockchain will be launched in the future.

According to reports, on November 12, the SuperSuperRare platform will collect the "2021 Japan 25th Anniversary Edition Charizard" foil card selected by users through a lottery. The Mint card will be added to the BNB Chain at block height 67930239, becoming a real asset of the Pokémon card RWA on the platform's ecosystem.