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@MountainMoses33 @0xnobi Depends where you live 😉

@0xnobi Isnt it worse tax treatment if it’s classified as collectible art though ?

🚨BREAKING: onchain collectibles are not securities.

@spinotron @darrenrovell An unpublished study with no disclosure of who funded it cannot be considered a study

Private consigned study by DR @darrenrovell: Youth collectors have collections 95% of which are non-digital. Meanwhile Art Basel + UBS report says 51% of high networth individuals in 2025 have bought digital collectibles. Which hill are we dying on? Discuss. x.com/opensea/status…

@BenMBurrows Well said

Something I think "traditional" collectors completely miss with digital is what is actually considered collectible by each generation. I've almost exclusively seen "digital" used to describe platforms like Panini Blockchain, NBA Top Shot and other NFT projects. I don't think that comes even close to capturing what is being "collected" by younger generations and mostly limits the scope to a digital asset of something we typically associate with something physical (art, cards). Why has the community completely ignored categories like collectible cosmetics in video games? Ignoring these types of collectibles — and they are absolutely viewed as such by their owners — dismisses markets that have proven to be worth billions. Franchises such as Counter-Strike, Fortnite, Call of Duty, League of Legends and many, many more have become so profitable because of how robust the digital collectible market is for their cosmetics and even items that provide in-game utility. If we limit the scope to items like trading cards, yes, younger collectors are more than likely going to have largely physical collections. But if we ask the youngest generations about -all- of their collectibles, I think you'll find much more value tied up into Roblox and Minecraft accounts than you might have guessed. The younger generation is collecting a -massive- amount of digital assets, they just don't look like what many "traditional" collectors expected.

@austinio Small fish compared to the Lemieux scandal from last year. The sports card hobby has never been the same espn.com/espn/story/_/i…

no offense, but i'd never buy any physical trading card or physical collectible. good luck out there

@GlomsCards @BrokeBullishSOL The only reason it‘s worth collecting static pictures of athletes

@BrokeBullishSOL You do realize people collect autographs and game used patches, cant do that with bullshit digital cards 😂

👀🚀🔥 Physical sports card collectors don’t want to hear this… but the hobby is moving on. The Panini Blockchain cards ecosystem exposes just how flawed physical collecting really is. Thread 🧵👇 1️⃣ **Grading is subjective** Two identical cards can get different grades depending on the day, the grader, or the company. That’s not scarcity. That’s inconsistency. 2️⃣ **Population manipulation** With physical cards you constantly hear: “New cases found.” “Warehouse inventory surfaced.” “Reprints.” Meanwhile blockchain cards have **provable supply forever**. 3️⃣ **Damage risk** Corners. Scratches. Centering. Shipping damage. Collectors spend thousands just protecting cardboard. Digital cards don’t degrade. 4️⃣ **Slow market** Want to sell a physical card? • Ship it • Wait for grading • Wait for auction • Pay fees Blockchain trading = instant global liquidity. 5️⃣ **Fake cards exist** Counterfeits and altered cards are everywhere in physical collecting. Blockchain ownership is verified on-chain. 6️⃣ **The irony** The same company producing physical cards — **Panini America** — already proved the future with blockchain. Many collectors just aren’t ready to admit it. 7️⃣ **Market inefficiency** Some 1/1 blockchain cards sell for less than random physical parallels. That gap won’t last forever. Early collectors understand this. The next generation of the hobby is digital. Tagging hobby voices — curious where everyone stands on blockchain vs physical: @PaniniAmerica @PaniniBlockchain @darrenrovell @SportsCardRadio @CardPurchaser @CardHobbyist @blowoutbuzz @Lelandsdotcom @PWCCmarketplace @GoldinCo @KenGoldin @SlabStox @CardLadder @CGCCards @PSAcard @beckettcollect What do you think the hobby looks like in 10 years? #PaniniBlockchain #SportsCards #CardCollector #NFTCards #nft

@TheCheeseHarvey @BrokeBullishSOL That‘s like saying I’m printing my own trading cards, my clueless buddy🥹

@BrokeBullishSOL You’re likely invested early. Physical cards will always be better. I can screen shot a blockchain card and own it for free.

@CardAficionado @kenny_kellan7 Just counter with the argument that you can print your own trading cards too 👀 this usually shuts them up real quick

It's kind of crazy you still have physical collectors going with "lol, right-click save" regarding digital collectibles. It's such a stupid argument. Here's why: * They already understand the nature of value exceeding the underlying asset. They spend thousands on printed cardboard. * They already understand that ownership is the key to the whole thing. * They already understand that if someone takes a screenshot of the card they have in a vault, prints out a photo they posted to brag about their stuff, or took the card and made a photo-quality copy of it that person would not have the same thing as the card. * They even understand that some cards made from the same material, depicting the same image, but created after the card was originally made (aka, reprint) has a different value than the first one. Their entire collection is based on the exact same foundation as digital collectibles. I know this because I've collected physical for almost 45 years. And they still go with that. Just be honest and say "Digital isn't for me" or express their fear about considering digital. I can at least respect that argument.

@oryno4 @BrokeBullishSOL And collecting cardboard of static pictures isn’t? 😂

@BrokeBullishSOL Digital collecting is toast …

@DannyDailyNote @coingecko „Dead“ lol Meanwhile we hear nothing about ETH NFTs…. 📉📉📉

@coingecko This kind of price action usually triggers a sharp reversal as older holders use the new liquidity to exit positions. $Flow ecosystem also lacks any new killer app capable of replacing NBA Top Shot which has been effectively dead since 2023.

$FLOW is up 38% today following news that Binance, Korbit, and HTX have restored trading access. The Flow Foundation has also filed a motion to block its delisting on 3 South Korean exchanges.

We celebrate the 30th anniversary of Pokémon today with this Niue 2002 Silver 10 Dollars showing Pichu. If you're a Pokémon fan, check out the social media of @CGCCards, NGC's affiliate that authenticates and grades collectibles cards.

@eldumbo @natealex @Libruary and still got love for the streets, it’s the F.L.O.W.

Still got NBA, NFL, Disney, Ticketmaster building on Flow. Still got nodes run by Samsung, T-systems, Coinbase, Dapper Labs. Still got the lowest tx fees, the most scalable tech, the most advance architecture. Still got the team that has broken through to mainstream twice before.

2 days ago Flow Foundation committed to removing 100M+ FLOW from circulation. 50M already burned (3% of total supply). 50M+ more being acquired from open market through 2026. The hack that caused this? Zero user funds lost onchain. Every legitimate balance was untouched. $120M+ in NFT market cap. Disney, NBA, NFL still shipping. Deflationary at scale. This is a $0.039 token. The risk/reward here is wild.

@SAPNFTBULL @KingsofCardio Did it really? Never paid attention to this trash s0lana chain, and I’m glad I didn’t.

@Counterplay700 @KingsofCardio I wasn’t defining relenvance. The total market cap of solana NFTs exceeded flow NFTs. Not trying to disagree with you. Just stating facts.

NFT Sales Volume (24 hours) 🌊

@SAPNFTBULL @KingsofCardio Short term hype is not the definition of relevancy. And hardly disagree, nothing can be compared to the good old TS Days in 2021 when I comes to nft mania (maybe BAYC). Unlike BAYC though, TopShot is still relevant today

@Counterplay700 @KingsofCardio Solana summer was bigger than prime flow days. There were just 1,000x more projects on solana. Degods, solana monkey business, and madlabs are some of the more well known ones…

@SAPNFTBULL @KingsofCardio Name one relevant nft project on Solana, because I can’t.

@KingsofCardio It’s wild that flow is still up there and above even solana. Wild…..

@austinsprops @datdominicano @intangible_eth @NBATopShot AI Upscaling looks good on this one 👌

Be honest a lot of you youngins didn’t know Bird moved this nice💀💨

@RyanSAdams Every Layer 2 will eventually fade away 🪦 📉

Base leaving Optimism. End of an era. There once was the dream of a superchain. Not enough glue to hold it together.

@KingsofCardio I’ve never seen more obvious shillbids than at this Goldin Lot….

"The people complaining will never be my customers in the first place." Ken, the ONLY people complaining are those in your gravity arc. Nobody else cares!

@Noah_Overflow @LaPetiteADA @flow_blockchain Everybody is copying Flow at this point 🥴

@LaPetiteADA @flow_blockchain has been doing this from the get-go too.

It seems like Ethereum is adopting Cardano’s approach. 👀🦋🍄 Ethereum's scaling strategy didn’t work out: • L2s aren’t true ETH • Most don’t have enough security • ETH’s L1 has to scale on its own Cardano was built this way from day one: • L1 security first • No bridged assets as a foundation • Scales without breaking L1 trust with: ✅ Hydra: high-speed, low-cost tx (1M TPS) ✅ Leios: higher L1 throughput, same security

@PrintorRekt @mert You almost had me in the first half 💀

@mert We shouldn't fudding anything mert. We should act mature with all cryptos Xrp doing something thats why there is people buying selling it As like solana, zec eth others cryptos

if you think we can't go down from here, recall that XRP is valued basically the same as Uber atm