Renaiss Protocol Platform Total Trading Volume Exceeds $10 Million

On April 28, the total trading volume of the BNB Chain collectible liquidity infrastructure Renaiss Protocol platform surpassed $10 million. Since the launch of its Beta phase in November 2025, Renaiss has achieved this milestone within five months, initially focusing on TCG cards as its entry point. In the past 30 days, the platform’s new trading volume exceeded $5.68 million, representing a monthly growth of approximately 131.5%. Analyzing the trading structure, the trading volume on the Renaiss platform is primarily driven by on-chain card draws and the secondary trading market. Notably, card draw-related trading volume remains the main entry point for platform activity; concurrently, the secondary market trading volume has reached $2 million, accounting for about 23%, indicating the formation of a secondary circulation and liquidity cycle around real collectibles. At its core, Renaiss employs ‘third-party verifiable custody’ through its unique Vault OS, connecting to institutional-grade professional vaults and a network of authorized card shops to establish verification, custody, and signing processes for physical collectibles before they are on-chain. This system supports instant verification of custodial assets and achieves 1:1 digital mapping and global circulation on the BNB Chain, creating a trustless mechanism for on-chain physical collectibles, thereby addressing issues such as cross-border transportation, authenticity verification, counterparty risk, and liquidity fragmentation in traditional collectible trading. To date, Renaiss has over 228,700 registered users. With emerging markets like South Korea experiencing a monthly growth rate of 125%, Renaiss is gradually establishing its leading advantage in the Asian on-chain collectible market. Officials stated that Renaiss will continue to advance infrastructure construction around on-chain custody, trading, circulation, SDK, third-party application access, and AI Agent trading scenarios for real collectibles, further expanding the application scenarios of its on-chain collectible financial network.