I've just listed #86 - Becky Cloonan Batman #1988 for 4,000,000 OMI! 🔥 stackr.world/collections/vev…

I've just listed Elsa #2019 for 22,000,000 OMI! 🔥 stackr.world/collections/vev…

I've just listed Elsa #2001 for 4,000,000 OMI! 🔥 stackr.world/collections/vev…

I've just listed #100 Todd McFarlane Batman - Blue & Yellow Variant #2018 for 700,000 OMI! 🔥 stackr.world/collections/vev…

I've just listed #100 Todd McFarlane Batman #2018 for 3,600,000 OMI! 🔥 stackr.world/collections/vev…

I've just listed H.I.M. #77 for 1,190,000 OMI! 🔥 stackr.world/collections/vev…

So today is the day! Are you ready for Kassel? #vevegermany #CollectorsAtHeart #veve #VeVeFam #VeVeCommunity #VeVecollectibles #CollectTogether #mymyo @veve_official @DavidYuNZ @Daniel00077 @elmonx_official @jacobelmon @flexicollects @CollectChain @DonJuanSolo @Nexclusive86 @jtemp02 @martin1kf @Fairyman1986 @jan_collects @CaptainVEVE @Nightrider1812 @OldRhubarb @riseofmyo @droi_suye @eno_2323 @riseofmyo @Maschi86 @The_One_0302 @suye_co @Maynz841 #MYOland

I've just listed #100 Todd McFarlane Batman #2018 for 3,650,000 OMI! 🔥 stackr.world/collections/vev…

There’s an interesting shift happening with Candy’s DC collectibles. No new DC drops are being produced through Candy. But the existing collectibles are becoming more open than they’ve ever been. They’re now on-chain, self-custodial, portable, and discoverable across broader marketplaces like OpenSea, Magic Eden and Tensor. So the supply story and the distribution story are moving in opposite directions: new issuance has stopped, while access to the existing assets is expanding. For historically important digital collectibles, that’s a dynamic worth watching.

Only 2 more sleeps until we’re heading to Kassel for the German VeVe Community MeetUp #5! 🎉 Finally, it’s time to meet IRL all the people we usually know as voices on the VeVe German Podcast, names on social media or my YouTube channel, or familiar faces from past meetups. This time, there will be even more participants than last year, plus a few special guests… 😉 This is going to be a blast! ❤️ See you there! 👋🇩🇪 #vevegermany #CollectorsAtHeart #veve #VeVeFam #VeVeCommunity #VeVecollectibles #CollectTogether #mymyo @veve_official @DavidYuNZ @Daniel00077 @elmonx_official @jacobelmon @flexicollects @CollectChain @DonJuanSolo @Nexclusive86 @jtemp02 @martin1kf @Fairyman1986 @jan_collects @CaptainVEVE @Nightrider1812 @OldRhubarb @riseofmyo @droi_suye @eno_2323 @riseofmyo @VeVeMagic @Maschi86 @The_One_0302 @suye_co @Maynz841 #MYOland Mint/buy your MYO at myo.land

The place to collect ✨ First Appearance #Elsa ✨ #Disney #veve #vevefam ✨

What a great addition to my mint #117 collection with FA Venom #117 secured 💎💎💎 Thank you my friend @Fairyman1986 @veve_official

Pixar #4113 (A113) One of the most recognizable easter eggs in fandom, the CalArts 1st year graphic design animation classroom where many famous Pixar alumni started it all, nestled into every Pixar film. What’s interesting about this number on VeVe is it’s a high edition. After some digging, turns out there are only 7 Pixar collectibles to be had with that full number (4 recognized as A in leet). 7 is not a big number. That’s like.. a bond ticket 😅 One of the great ironies in Vintage VeVe collecting will be the scarcity of high edition special mints! @veve_official

PART 1 A long time ago, in a childhood not so far away… I was a Star Wars kid growing up in the 1970s. I was only six years old when the very first Star Wars hit theatres, and like so many kids of that generation, I was completely captivated. My parents bought me the figures, the Landspeeder, the X-Wing Fighter… and I played with them endlessly. I can still remember being eight or nine years old and feeling incredibly jealous of a friend who had something I didn’t — the Millennium Falcon. Those toys weren’t collectibles back then. They were toys. They were adventures. They were imagination. They were a galaxy that existed on bedroom floors, kitchen tables and anywhere else a kid could dream up the next battle between good and evil. My go to was the quilt from my bed. It made an incredible mountain range to hide Sand People in as Luke & Obi-Wan cruised thru in the Land speeder. Then, sometime around 1987–1989, I made a decision I would remember for the rest of my life. My parents were having a garage sale, and I decided to sell my Star Wars collection. I still remember my Mom asking me if I was sure I wanted to part with all of it. I was a teenager. Star Wars toys were part of my childhood, and I suppose I thought I had outgrown them. So I said yes. If my memory serves me correctly, one person bought essentially everything for about $50. Figures. Vehicles. Memories. Gone. I don’t really know why that day has remained so vivid in my mind all these years later, but it has. Maybe some part of me knew I was selling more than toys. Fast-forward more than three decades. A few years ago, @veve_official released the @Disney Golden Moments collection. I went for the drop… …and landed C-3PO. For a moment, something happened that I hadn’t experienced in a very long time. That childhood excitement came rushing back. The adrenaline. The anticipation. The feeling of actually owning something connected to a story and characters that had meant so much to me as a kid. That moment helped rekindle something. Since then, collecting — both digitally and physically — has become a significant part of my life. Maybe the collector was always there. Maybe he was just waiting to be rediscovered.

I've just listed H.I.M. #77 for 1,500,000 OMI! 🔥 stackr.world/collections/vev…

Out of thousands of drops, it all started with one Batman. October 14, 2020. VeVe’s very first drop: #100 Todd McFarlane Batman from the Batman Black & White line. 7,500 editions. $79.99. No Marvel. No Disney. No weekly comics. No waitlists. Just the Dark Knight, rendered in black and white, stepping into digital collecting first. That statue was more than a collectible. It was the proof of concept. First appearance of Batman in premium digital format. First licensed DC NFT. First piece of VeVe history. Everything that followed — Spider-Man, Darth Vader, Disney, Star Wars, grail comics, AR, crafting, VeVe Comics — traces back to that McFarlane cape catching the light. Years later the catalog is massive. Thousands of drops. Millions of collectibles and comics sold. Hundreds of brands. A global community. And still, “Todd” sits in vaults like a founding document. Not because it was the rarest. Because it was first. Every new drop is another chapter. That first one is the origin story. From one Batman… to thousands of drops. And VeVe is still growing. #CollectorsAtHeart #VeVe #Todd

Here’s the 1st Todd Batman sighting from VeVe.. way back in February 2020! 1st Batman on the Blockchain.. and he’s beautiful 🤩 VeVe has the best of something no other platform can have.. HISTORY

When you love mint #1987 💎💎💎 @veve_official

Check out this article from @ecomi_ in 2020.. People forget how exciting and revolutionary digital ownership is, and VeVe has some of the 1st.. most prestigious collectible asset classes that exist 😳 @veve_official