Pokémon cards are becoming multibillion dollar market. Crypto wants to fix how they trade
Collectors are spending millions on trading cards, while blockchain startups are turning physical Pokémon cards into digital assets. The harder task is creating enough liquidity to compete with established marketplaces.
Key Takeaways
- Collectors are spending millions on trading cards, while blockchain startups are turning physical Pokémon cards into digital assets.
- The harder task is creating enough liquidity to compete with established marketplaces.
- Read the full article for additional context and details.
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