A newPokemon Trading Card Game Pocketleak has revealed the potential conversion rate of trade tokens in Shinedust. That is one of the changes recently claimed by aPokemon TCG Pocketrumor, indicating that the feature allowing players to trade cards with each other will see significant adjustments.

Specifically,thisPokemon TCG Pocketleaksuggests that the trading system will receive a significant update on July 29. One of the main pieces of information revealed is that it will finally be possible to use Shinedust in trades, withPokemon TCG Pocketditching trade tokens. This change addresses recurring community feedback that complained about the high cost of trading cards, making the feature less appealing. Now, anotherPokemon TCG Pocketleak brings additional details on how this new trading system may work.

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On thePokemon TCG Pocketsubreddit,user I_use_NeoVIM_btw sharedthe conversion rate of trade tokens to Shinedust. Players can use one token toget a pack of Hourglasses, with a limit of 60 exchanges. One trade token can be exchanged for 10 Shinedust, and this exchange will be unlimited.Pokemon TCG Pocketplayers will also be able to exchange 10 trade tokens for 100 Shinedust and 100 tokens for 1000 Shinedust, and these exchanges will also have no limit.

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The conversion table revealed by OP also notes that after this update, when a player pulls a card that is already registered in their Pokedex, the amount of Shinedust that is automatically given will be double the current amount. In March 2025,thePokemon TCG Pocketdevs announcedthat trade tokens would be removed and replaced by Shinedust, responding to another request from the community. Previously, players had asked for Shinedust to be made the trade currency, as they believed this would make the system more attractive, given that many have large amounts of Shinedust sitting unused.

The conversion rates and extra Shinedust gains from pulling cards have not yet been officially confirmed, so players should take this information with a grain of salt due to the possibility of changes or inaccuracies. If confirmed, however, these changes come at a very interesting time, as the themed booster pack Eevee Grove was released on June 26. ThenewestPokemon TCG Pocketminisetadded 107 new cards, but not all of them can be traded. However, one of those available for trading is Eevee ex, the first Basic Pokemon ex in the history of the mobile game capable of evolving.