Gacha Pull Touts Graded Cards Without PSA Fee Hike

Gacha Pull (gacha_game_) is promoting its Abstract-based marketplace as a cost-effective alternative to PSA's increased grading fees, allowing collectors to rip packs and purchase already graded cards without the higher charges.

The response follows a post from @Groovy_HQ noting that PSA's cheapest direct submission now costs 79.99. Gacha Pull says its platform avoids such fee hikes — "no hassle, no insane increase on fees" — by bundling pack openings with access to vaulted, pre-graded physical cards backed 1:1 by NFTs.

The gamified collectibles market has seen notable activity on Abstract, including a 198,000 sale of a 1999 Gengar Holo Masaki PSA 10 in June and a $1,146 Gengar pull in July. Gacha Pull's latest pitch targets collectors frustrated by rising traditional grading costs, positioning its onchain alternative as a cheaper route to graded inventory.

As PSA's fee changes ripple through the TCG community, Gacha Pull's model offers a way to skip the grading queue entirely—at least for cards already authenticated and vaulted.