Tuesday, August 25, 2026
Pulse: Kharox's run cools to +445.5%, down from +570.9%
Market Mood: NeutralSummary
Logan Paul-driven hype is still wagging the Pikachu tail, with Pikachu (Corocoro Grey Star) up another 266.6 percent as CoroCoro promos reportedly keep getting plucked off the market faster than sellers can restock. Raichu (#19 Non-Holo) is hitching a ride at +201.0 percent, a more organic-looking nostalgia climb on a non-holo that still has decent supply. Over in Riftbound, Kharox is back in the spotlight at +445.5 percent and Helm of Suppression at +241.8 percent, both looking like thin-supply title-with-a-small-playerbase spikes rather than some sudden competitive revolution. Mary Geoise (Alternate Art) in One Piece repeats as a headliner at +316.2 percent, classic alt-art scarcity more than anything else. The broader board looks like a greatest hits playlist of "low supply meets niche demand." Yu-Gi-Oh has critical buyout alerts on Fairy King Truesdale (TFK-EN001), Dancing Fairy, and Joshua (Full Art) in Final Fantasy TCG, all pointing to deliberate supply sweeps rather than tournament-driven demand. Magic's Tyvar, the Pummeler (Showcase) is up 168.5 percent, likely a mix of Commander tinkering and showcase-frame collectors in a still-printed environment. Slakoth (#15) in Pokémon is up 467.0 percent, which at that price tier is probably more noise than renaissance. With Lillia, Bashful Bloom in Riftbound even predicted slightly down at -9.8 percent, the pattern is clear: this week is about people hunting oddities and promos, not chasing the next meta boogeyman.