Fake World Assets surpasses Collector Crypt in daily revenue just days after relaunch

A tiny Ethereum-based NFT gacha protocol called Fake World Assets just did something that usually takes months of grinding. It beat the biggest name in on-chain gacha revenue in under a week. Fake World Assets, built by the two-person team at Token Works, pulled in $447,604 in daily revenue on July 25, according to DefiLlama data. That figure topped Solana’s Collector Crypt, a protocol that had been the undisputed king of the gacha-meets-crypto niche. The kicker: FWA only relaunched on July 20, giving it just five days to claim the throne. ## How a two-person shop outpaced a billion-dollar protocol Collector Crypt is not some obscure project scraping by on hype. By mid-June 2026, it had accumulated over $50 million in cumulative protocol revenue. Its total trading volume had crossed the $1 billion mark. Weekly revenue highs were regularly exceeding $4 million, and daily active users hit 40,000 after a Solflare wallet integration in June. In the four days between its July 20 relaunch and the July 25 peak, FWA facilitated around 2,000 ETH in transaction volume. The protocol processed approximately 90,000 total transactions, with roughly 35,000 of those being actual purchases. ## The ...