Chris Reyes

It has been awhile. Last month I had the privilege of being apart of a display of 3 million dollars worth of a small physical collection. Physical collectors, be it in the thousands or millions turn their heads away mostly when they hear digital ownership. Over the last couple of years, physical has been growing only more since digital ownership has been missing the mark. Issues with licenses, who owns what, and what happens when services end, or if rights are sold and dynamics change. Collectors that lose 100 dollars, 1,000, 10,000 and upwards of a 100k or more have very long memories and spread the word in circles small and large. We speak of digital ownership, but the longer silence hangs the more it cements fears and uncertainty turns into bitterness and experience. Quidd ran 8 years and promised 100 years of ownership. I had suggested offers of seeing channels split up and what could be salvaged. In other words, if the whole platform couldn't be taken over, then the easier licenses and terms over those be offered separately and pieced until a more full conversion could happen. I know there are many in the community the would help if this was offered. Or if licenses over digital are the issue, then the real world physical items existed for many and allow those to be the first sale doctrine and fractionalize and serialize those. There are many options, but the longer this drags the more opportunities slip and other platforms will take advantage of growing technology and redirect interest. This has happened with many. This is a great time to grow and build a foundation for future generations. But time grows things, but also can decay. A updated offical statement on Quidd should be given, as a sign of good faith that in the spirit of digital ownership, web 1.5 to 2.5 and then 3 is possible. Otherwise the whole promise and premise loses ground. Collectors are left with the digital snap shots and or copies of what they took efforts to collect or NFTs/tokens that point to broken meta data address. If Animoca is listed on the NYSE via the reverse merger with Currenc Group Inc. Things like Quidd should be addressed as any investor, collector, or enthusiast will want to known before being involved. Personally I still hold belief that a huge company like Animoca has a plan. That Quidd and Quidd Token aren't abandoned. Just waiting. Should we wait until the end of 2026 into 2027, is something around the corner. Or should we move on and realize digital in a non physically held medium or tie can not work long term? In closing, even fears of displaying galleries and not knowing who owns the Quidd licenses and the terms, keep from building a memorial site or platform to allow closure. I feel the chessboard has been in check. What is the next move?

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