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$JENSEN (gJENSEN): the AI era will have its collectibles
someone paid $57,450 for a GPU signed by Jensen Huang at RR Auction in August, including the buyer’s premium. tweaktown.com/news/113213/je…
that is where the gJENSEN thesis starts for me.
i think the AI era will produce a much bigger collector culture than people expect. some of the people investing in this technology will also want to collect its history. a Jensen-signed GPU is a pretty straightforward expression of that interest.
Grail.xyz describes gJENSEN as a fungible token backed by Jensen-signed GPUs, on Robinhood Chain and paired with NVDA.
the auction does not establish the value of Grail’s inventory or justify any token valuation. but it demonstrates that interest in this kind of collectible exists outside crypto.
the opportunity is making that interest easier to act on.
most people interested in a signed GPU are never going to bid tens of thousands of dollars for one. Grail’s proposition is participation from as little as $1, with markets available around the clock. that potentially opens the category to a very different audience.
someone might never become a serious collectibles collector but still find a small position in a Jensen one compelling.
1confirmation’s involvement makes this considerably more interesting.
this LP-letter excerpt describes Grail as a company they are incubating. their portfolio includes early investments in OpenSea, Polymarket and dYdX. that is relevant experience for a business trying to turn an existing interest into a market people actually use. nitter.net/NTmoney/status/2068380…
it does not guarantee another success. but it gives me a stronger reason to take the platform seriously than a token with nothing behind it beyond a launch announcement.
the early update quoted in the letter also reported 9,000+ users, $11.5 million+ in cumulative volume and $165,000+ in revenue.
then there is the NVDA pairing, which i like because the connection is immediately understandable. someone already interested in NVIDIA does not need a complicated explanation for why Jensen collectibles might appeal to them.
i think grail can become a meta of its own, and gJENSEN is one of the names i'd expect people to keep coming back to.
if gSPEED (the top one) or another launch does well and brings fresh money in, people are going to look through the rest of the ecosystem.
that is where i like gJENSEN. someone looking for another grail play finds a name they already know, signed GPUs and an NVDA pair. it takes about ten seconds to understand why people would trade it.
we've seen how quickly traders work through the same metas on a new chain. my bet is that collectibles get their turn here, especially when they connect directly to the stocks people are already trading.
and each new collection gives grail another chance to reach a different audience. some people might come for a streamer, others for sports, others for Jensen. if even a portion stick around and explore the other tokens, the earlier collections get more chances to find buyers.
gJENSEN gives me several reasons to pay attention to the same coin: AI, NVDA, signed GPUs and grail itself.
that's the upside i'm interested in: grail getting much bigger, with gJENSEN becoming one of the first tickers people look at when they discover it.
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The Grail thesis
Memecoins are fun and people want 1000x upside opportunities, onchain for liquidity and global access
But they are created out of thin air, pump and dump to ~0 and 99% of people lose on them. There’s nothing backing them and don’t inspire trust for new people
Gtokens are fun, give 1000x opportunities and are backed by durable real world assets. Our holders are winning and we are onboarding new people who want to bet on people they believe in long term
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i agree AI/NVDA was fresher. but i don’t agree that makes gJENSEN the same trade with less upside, or that adding a collectible automatically puts a ceiling on it.
on the collectible point, you’re assuming the backing becomes the only thing buyers care about. why?
someone might value it purely against the vault. someone else might want a Jensen trade, like the collection, or want exposure to a name they think benefits from grail growing.
and the collectible itself doesn’t have a fixed dollar value. the $57,450 signed GPU sale i mentioned was a transaction, not a permanent maximum for what collectors could pay. it also wasn’t a valuation of grail’s entire vault.
there are two possible sources of upside here: the underlying collection becoming more desirable, and buyers being willing to pay a larger premium for the token.
people anchoring to vault value is a fair concern. but that’s different from a mechanism that prevents a premium - like being able to freely deposit more GPUs, mint more tokens and sell them whenever the token gets expensive.
my gJENSEN thesis isn’t that the NVDA pairing will surprise people again. it’s that grail can bring it buyers who weren’t looking for another NVDA trade in the first place.
someone arriving through a different collection could discover Jensen next. if grail keeps attracting new audiences, i think gJENSEN is one of the names that could keep benefiting from that discovery.
i find this thesis weak or i dont quite understand the new meta
its a meme backed by a collectable meme paired with nvda similar to ai/nvda
its not as fresh as the ai/nvda play was - that was an eye opener ; this is not and the fact that its backed by real world collectable is a problem that gives a ceiling that i imagine people will keep an eye out so its going to be hard to cross certain marketcap point
i dont kow what do u think?
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Sports and Pokemon collectibles are what the collector establishment believes in now
Memecoins that can be created infinitely out of thin air are what the onchain establishment believes in now
If we’ve learned anything it’s that to win you must believe in something non consensus before the establishment
Memecoins backed by Jensen Huang GPUs
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$JENSEN (gJENSEN): the AI era will have its collectibles
someone paid $57,450 for a GPU signed by Jensen Huang at RR Auction in August, including the buyer’s premium. tweaktown.com/news/113213/je…
that is where the gJENSEN thesis starts for me.
i think the AI era will produce a much bigger collector culture than people expect. some of the people investing in this technology will also want to collect its history. a Jensen-signed GPU is a pretty straightforward expression of that interest.
Grail.xyz describes gJENSEN as a fungible token backed by Jensen-signed GPUs, on Robinhood Chain and paired with NVDA.
the auction does not establish the value of Grail’s inventory or justify any token valuation. but it demonstrates that interest in this kind of collectible exists outside crypto.
the opportunity is making that interest easier to act on.
most people interested in a signed GPU are never going to bid tens of thousands of dollars for one. Grail’s proposition is participation from as little as $1, with markets available around the clock. that potentially opens the category to a very different audience.
someone might never become a serious collectibles collector but still find a small position in a Jensen one compelling.
1confirmation’s involvement makes this considerably more interesting.
this LP-letter excerpt describes Grail as a company they are incubating. their portfolio includes early investments in OpenSea, Polymarket and dYdX. that is relevant experience for a business trying to turn an existing interest into a market people actually use. nitter.net/NTmoney/status/2068380…
it does not guarantee another success. but it gives me a stronger reason to take the platform seriously than a token with nothing behind it beyond a launch announcement.
the early update quoted in the letter also reported 9,000+ users, $11.5 million+ in cumulative volume and $165,000+ in revenue.
then there is the NVDA pairing, which i like because the connection is immediately understandable. someone already interested in NVIDIA does not need a complicated explanation for why Jensen collectibles might appeal to them.
i think grail can become a meta of its own, and gJENSEN is one of the names i'd expect people to keep coming back to.
if gSPEED (the top one) or another launch does well and brings fresh money in, people are going to look through the rest of the ecosystem.
that is where i like gJENSEN. someone looking for another grail play finds a name they already know, signed GPUs and an NVDA pair. it takes about ten seconds to understand why people would trade it.
we've seen how quickly traders work through the same metas on a new chain. my bet is that collectibles get their turn here, especially when they connect directly to the stocks people are already trading.
and each new collection gives grail another chance to reach a different audience. some people might come for a streamer, others for sports, others for Jensen. if even a portion stick around and explore the other tokens, the earlier collections get more chances to find buyers.
gJENSEN gives me several reasons to pay attention to the same coin: AI, NVDA, signed GPUs and grail itself.
that's the upside i'm interested in: grail getting much bigger, with gJENSEN becoming one of the first tickers people look at when they discover it.
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Exciting to see @GrailCo gaining momentum.
Been following since the beginning. It’s refreshing to see @1confirmation take a venture studio approach and execute in house, especially with all the current discourse around why crypto VCs stopped pursuing unique ideas.
It’s time to stop gatekeeping it :)
I want to write a deeper piece, but for now a few observations:
1. Collector insight/edge comes from true passion!
Grail is tokenizing trading cards, mostly sports.
The market for tokenized cards and digital packs is already crowded, but collectibles are not just a distribution problem. Value is driven by passion, taste, and collector pulse and platforms should act like good curators.
You need to know what people actually care about before the market fully prices it.
A good example is gWemby, the fractional token for Wemby cards.
Wemby is one of the hottest players in the NBA right now. The 1confirmation team had the insight and right timing to acquire Wemby cards and list the asset around 20 days ago.
Since then, the physical Wemby card market has moved up 20- 30% and gWemby is backed by 50 of them.
2. Fractionalized cards are the killer feature
- The EV on Grail packs is the highest I’ve seen in the market.
I’ve personally ripped a few dozen packs and saw 20 to 50% markups.
The fractional element is what makes this interesting. You can scale digital packs faster, with lower stock turnover, while market activity around the fractions helps to fund higher EV.
That is very different from my experience on other platforms, where you spend a few hundred dollars and end up down 20 to 30%.
- Better price discovery for blue chip cards
Fractionalized cards make even more sense for high end blue chips.
Cards that trade for hundreds of thousands or millions are usually extremely scarce, which means fewer market signals. But a lot of people still want exposure.
@altxyzofficial, Grail’s vaulting partner, recently acquired a Kobe card for $3.15M.
That is exactly the type of asset that can only have real 24/7 live pricing through onchain fractionals.
$gMJ feels closer to that endgame. I also think limited drops, rare photo matched can benefit from it even on non huge valuation.
3. Collectibles x PM angle
With Wemby, and sports cards more generally, real world events and cultural relevance directly impact the market.
Player performance, playoff moments, injuries, narratives, nostalgia, taste. All of it matters.
Anchoring onchain assets to external reality is one of the most exciting parts here(Different from pure RWA approach where price discovery is mostly taking place off chain)
Grail recently gamified this by offering to double gWemby for holders if the Spurs won the game.
Collectibles are a phenomenal vehicle for this kind of prediction market hybrid. They already behaves like prediction markets with fandom attached.
Would recommend paying close attention.
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Something that has helped me was changing the 24hour picture to the 30 day picture permanently
When I see green it feels like I am on a win streak, when I see red i am trained to think something is wrong
Do everything you have to, to keep the flow state and streak going
Even if that means stepping away to come back
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During the bonk wars they introduced something called the "Glass half full" foundation that was supposed to buy up and support memes in their eco because bonk was doing this
The moment bonk lost traction pumpfun mysteriously stopped this initiative and never spoke about it again
We're dealing with terrorists and they're not to be trusted
We finally have better options and we're not going back.
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First time pump is competing with competent teams in fomo and stonks and they look clueless.
Gone are the days they were competing with solporttom and finbags
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Literally everyone on the TL turbo bullish and saying buy the dip but coins ain’t bouncing
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pump got a bunch of people to kiss the wall and delete their fomo accounts for 10 grand đź‘Ť
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