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CBark@singingbridgeky·
Best card, lol. Fanatics took the NFL license, printed a billion cards, killed their own blockchain, left Panini's standing, and accidentally made every PBC holder rich. Green Kaboom Allen 1/1. The best Josh Allen card in existence. The one Fanatics can't touch.
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After looking at the Huey factors and the most recent sec guidance, probably only static peer to peer fractionalization keeps you out of sec regulation as a security. Maybe some other complicated mechanics, but, yes, becoming a regulated security would presumably make it economically infeasible
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Card Aficionado@CardAficionado·
@singingbridgeky Very interesting—the securities aspect is something I thought would be a limiting factor, but if you could avoid that with an autonomous layer that could be a whole new ballgame.
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Card Aficionado@CardAficionado·
Fractionalization is a really interesting idea for the right type of underlying. I think we're a ways out from that becoming something viable with digital collectibles, but the mechanisms available in digital make it more transparent than what is possible with physical fracs.
Derek Snook@derekcsnook

Putting 68% of #juniorcaminero digital rookie cards into an bundle called "La Maxima" and fractionalizing it asap.

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Jayden Levitt@JaydenLevitt·
You still don’t understand what’s happening in NFTs. There is a tsunami coming. Panini just did $10.6 Million in NFT sales in 90 days. 106,325 transactions. A Lionel Messi NFT just sold for $86,000. The timeline slept through it. Meanwhile, physical card collectors spent nearly $1 billion on cards alone since Jan with EBay reporting TCG’s as their top contributor. The market is up 145% since March 2025. And while headlines scream war, recession, and chaos... Every single NFT project in the top 100 by market cap is up in % terms. That is a clear rotation into these assets. Collecting gives people joy in uncertain times. Belonging and escapism. The NFT organise online communities. This is all a hell of a lot more fun when what you love goes up in value. I’ve put together 21 NFT projects I believe are positioned best for this next leg. Link in bio.
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CBark@singingbridgeky·
Best card, lol. Fanatics took the NFL license, printed a billion cards, killed their own blockchain, left Panini's standing, and accidentally made every PBC holder rich. Green Kaboom Allen 1/1. The best Josh Allen card in existence. The one Fanatics can't touch.
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CBark@singingbridgeky·
Happy Mother's Day weekend. Every cell in our bodies carries mitochondrial DNA from one woman. Only her. No reissues, no reprints, no second chances at the source. The deepest scarcity any of us will ever know is the love of a mother who's there. If yours is still here, hug her. If she's not, remember her. And to every mother holding it together for kids who need them — thank you. Every mother is a 1/1. The only one ever made.
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billoBanked@BilloBank·
Just a few reasons why I decided to invest over $1.5 million dollars in the last 12 months on the #paniniblockchain 1. Immediacy - You buy it, you get it immediately. Can sell immediately if a player is having a good game. 2. Trust - No counterfeits. No pack weighting. No trimming. No CT scanning. Ownership is beyond dispute: title passed free and clear. 3. Durability - Won’t biodegrade. No worrying about the condition of your collectible. No way to get destroyed in a fire or flood. Can display on your mantle without concerns of discoloration. 4. Sustainability - No killing of trees. No waste. No pollution. No massive trash cans fullof plastic wrappers. 5. Lower Total Cost of Ownership and Time Saving - No grading. No storage. No shipping. No organization. 6. Transparency - Everything is numbered, removing ambiguity around supply. Everything is stored on a ledger: time stamps, parties involved and price, removing ambiguity around ownership. 7. Opens up the market globally - People outside the US can buy packs and singles without cost burden and risk of international shipping. 8. Product Innovation - Physical is limited by paper stock. NFT gives you a product that can be animated, have sound, be burned, be crafted, be staked, have dynamic statistics, etc. 9. Utility - NFTs have more value than the collectible itself. Can be used to acquire additional NFTs, physical cards/memorabilia, access to events and games, gaming, fantasy sports, etc. 10. Skin in the Game - Panini makes money off the secondary market, so incentive to make the marketplace experience great. Also incentive to keep balance in the supply/demand equilibrium (so far all base cards numbered and fewer variations per release). @SingaporeTexan
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CBark@singingbridgeky·
Real numbers, not vibes. I have $758,342 in standing offers on my Panini Blockchain cards, only $3,450 on my physical vaults. The LeBron and Brady were minted under licenses Fanatics now controls. Both can never be reissued. Both will outlive whatever Topps prints next.
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billoBanked@BilloBank·
Why did I spend $1.5M on the Panini Blockchain in the last year? Because I had no cardboard bags clouding my judgment. I came into the physical vs. digital market pretty objectively and asked a simple question: Where is the better product for me? #TheHobby #SportsCards #PaniniBlockchain #DigitalCollectibles #NFTCollectibles #CardCollector #Collectibles #AlternativeAssets #CardInvesting @itsgeoffwilson
billoBanked@BilloBank

Just a few reasons why I decided to invest over $1.5 million dollars in the last 12 months on the #paniniblockchain 1. Immediacy - You buy it, you get it immediately. Can sell immediately if a player is having a good game. 2. Trust - No counterfeits. No pack weighting. No trimming. No CT scanning. Ownership is beyond dispute: title passed free and clear. 3. Durability - Won’t biodegrade. No worrying about the condition of your collectible. No way to get destroyed in a fire or flood. Can display on your mantle without concerns of discoloration. 4. Sustainability - No killing of trees. No waste. No pollution. No massive trash cans fullof plastic wrappers. 5. Lower Total Cost of Ownership and Time Saving - No grading. No storage. No shipping. No organization. 6. Transparency - Everything is numbered, removing ambiguity around supply. Everything is stored on a ledger: time stamps, parties involved and price, removing ambiguity around ownership. 7. Opens up the market globally - People outside the US can buy packs and singles without cost burden and risk of international shipping. 8. Product Innovation - Physical is limited by paper stock. NFT gives you a product that can be animated, have sound, be burned, be crafted, be staked, have dynamic statistics, etc. 9. Utility - NFTs have more value than the collectible itself. Can be used to acquire additional NFTs, physical cards/memorabilia, access to events and games, gaming, fantasy sports, etc. 10. Skin in the Game - Panini makes money off the secondary market, so incentive to make the marketplace experience great. Also incentive to keep balance in the supply/demand equilibrium (so far all base cards numbered and fewer variations per release). @SingaporeTexan

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CBark@singingbridgeky·
The truth is I got tired of dealing with art, historical documents, and physical cards. So I chose blockchain for its scarcity and ease of use. To each his own.
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CBark@singingbridgeky·
Didn't mean to ruffle feathers, fellas. I collect cardboard too — focus is T206 tobacco, vintage '50s and '60s, Pelé. The real grail stuff. NFTs are just another part of the hobby. We can all get along. Don't punch at me so hard because I punch right back.
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CBark@singingbridgeky·
@itsgeoffwilson The truth is I got tired of dealing with art, historical documents, and physical cards. So I chose blockchain for its scarcity and ease of use. To each his own.
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CBark@singingbridgeky·
@NomadCards Hit too close to home? Did I give you a sad about your little bookmark collection?
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CBark@singingbridgeky·
@CardsMax Who is maxcards llc's registered agent?
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Max@CardsMax·
When in doubt: just assume the sports card sale is money laundering. There's no possible way someone with more money wants the card more than you do
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CBark@singingbridgeky·
@CardsMax Says the wake forest chemistry major. That's cute. You should hire a lawyer like me if you need one. I do a lot of defamation cases.
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Card Aficionado@CardAficionado·
@itsgeoffwilson Geoff, I'm not kidding when I tell you that if you were to offer him a trade straight up physical for the digital he would turn it down without hesitation. There's a whole collecting culture out there that you don't understand.
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CBark@singingbridgeky·
Lamar Jackson: - 2x MVP - Most rushing yards by a QB ever - Class act - Hated for no reason Panini Blockchain: - Real cards on-chain - 1/1s that can't be faked - No PSA scams - Hated for no reason Funny how that works. A few of my 2k Lamar jpegs. From the couch. Stay mad.
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