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1/1 sports cards used to be a whale-only market. To get a grail, you needed deep pockets, private deal flow, collector access, and the ability to buy the whole card. Top 1/1s can hit 6–7 figures (Ronaldo Kaboom Green 1/1 reportedly $1.35M; Wembanyama 1/1 rookie reportedly $5.11M). Most people stayed out because the entry ticket is absurd. But obviously, there's a way around that. That’s what @MarketCardsHQ is trying to open up, by turning rare physical cards into on-chain markets (not random tokens). How Cards Market works: - Sources rare physical cards - Holds them in custody - Splits each card into Tokenized Interest - Users join MintBox with USDC - Allocation via public, verifiable draw - Winners get exposure to specific card markets - Secondary trading after launch - Holders can vote on decisions like grading or sale proposals Why it’s interesting: - Makes rare cards fractional + tradable - Sports attention never stops (transfers, tournaments, player arcs) - When attention shifts, rare cards are a clean way to express conviction Think about it, with all the craze and hype on collectibles, Market Cards' MintBox is a definitive way to discounted access to rare-card exposure. If the public sale values the basket below realistic card value, this could be a collectible-backed launch to watch. I will share my calculation in the post below. DYOR. NFA.