Now the wait begins 🧘‍♂️ 1. Comics in showroom 📕 2. Omi to NFT ⭕️ 3. Interoperability 🚀 4. #Bitcoin

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Let the ₿ros cook. 👨‍🍳

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Spider-Man – Ultimate Animated (mint #960) just sold on #VeVe StackR Floor: 20,000,000 $OMI ⭕️ USD Price: $4,895.60 💵 to: 0xa24c…ce80 (collectscan.com/address/0xa2…) from: 0xe6ac…dc8d (collectscan.com/address/0xe6…) ℹ️ More information: collectscan.com/token/0xbcfe…

🚨RECORD BREAKING SELL ON #VEVE🚨 -SOLD FOR 80,650,000 $OMI

Steamboat Willie Ultra Rare #1928 has officially entered my Digital Museum 🐭🚢🏛️ Mickey Mouse is arguably the most recognizable fictional character in the world. Owning this piece with the edition number matching his historic debut year means so much to me. For me, this is the most historically significant Disney piece I could own, and one I’ve wanted for years. I’m incredibly proud to finally give it a home in my collection. Welcome home, Mickey 🖤 @veve_official @DavidYuNZ @Daniel00077 @VeVeMagic #SteamboatWillie #Mickey #Disney #VeVe

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Strategy is proposing daily dividends on $STRF, $STRC, $STRK, and $STRD, accruing every calendar day, including weekends and holidays, and paid the next business day, with economics unchanged. The proposed changes aim to support price stability, liquidity, and demand.

Can someone check in on @benjamincowen @parkeralewis @LayahHeilpern @mattkratter ? Seems awfully quiet recently 🤔

And just like that, Candy Digital has given licensed digital collectibles from DC Comics access to the biggest NFT marketplace in the world 🤯 Batman #1 and Superman #1 are now truly interoperable with self-custody!

The boom we’re seeing in fictional character rookie cards is proving something we’ve believed for a long time: First appearances matter in every collectible medium. For decades, comic collectors have understood the importance of a character’s first appearance. Sports collectors have always chased rookie cards. Now we’re watching that same mentality expand into fictional character trading cards, where collectors are actively identifying and paying premiums for the earliest card appearances of iconic characters. That matters because it shows that collectors don’t only care about the “first appearance ever.” They care about the first appearance within a specific medium. Spider-Man’s first comic appearance matters. His first trading card matters. His first major licensed digital collectible can matter too. Each medium develops its own history, its own milestones, and eventually its own grails. There is one major caveat: The medium itself has to succeed. A first appearance in a collectible category that never develops meaningful demand, liquidity, culture, or a long-term collector base probably won’t carry much significance. But if the medium DOES succeed, those early first appearances become impossible to recreate. You can make another Spider-Man card. You can release another Darth Vader collectible. You can create another Mickey Mouse digital collectible. But you can never create their first one again. That’s why the growth of fictional rookie cards is so interesting when thinking about digital collectibles. If licensed digital collectibles eventually establish themselves as a legitimate long-term collecting medium, future collectors are inevitably going to start asking: What was Spider-Man’s first licensed digital collectible? What was Batman’s? What was Darth Vader’s? What was Mickey Mouse’s? What was Superman’s? And once those questions start being asked by a large enough collector base, the supply side of the equation is already permanently fixed. So the argument isn’t: “Digital first appearances are automatically valuable.” It’s much simpler: First appearances matter inside successful collectible mediums. We’ve seen it with comics. We’ve seen it with sports cards. We’re now watching it happen with fictional character cards. And if digital collectibles become a major collectible medium over the next 10, 20, or 30 years, we have a hard time believing collectors will suddenly decide that first appearances stopped mattering there. The medium determines the opportunity. The character determines the demand. The scarcity determines the supply. But history determines the first. And there can only ever be one. 🔥 #DigitalCollectibles #TradingCards #Collectibles

One sale can be an anecdote. Two starts to look like a signal. Within days: Darth Vader FA #1977 — $25K Boba Fett FA #1977 — ~$21K Different collectibles. Same historically meaningful Star Wars mint. This is what I mean when I talk about identity and prestige becoming their own market in digital collecting. Collectors aren’t only buying rarity. They’re buying the story attached to the exact piece.

Get out of ₿ed.

This is exactly what I mean by mint identity creating prestige in digital collecting. Same collectible. Same rarity. But only one is Mint #1977 — tied directly to Vader’s 1977 debut. $25,000. Collectors are already assigning value to meaning, not just scarcity. Mint numbers matter.

🔥 DARTH VADER 1977 🔥 🏆 Potentially the most valuable and important grail on VeVe. The most iconic villain ever created. A character who has transcended Star Wars, shaped pop culture and captivated generations for nearly 50 years. ⚡ ULTRA RARE 🎬 ANIMATED 📅 FA YEAR #1977 One of the greatest characters in entertainment history, PERIOD. After a very long chase, he’s finally home! ⚔️ WELCOME HOME, LORD VADER ⚔️ @veve_official @starwars #DarthVader #StarWars #VeVe

DARTH VADER MINT #1977 SOLD FOR $25,000 One of the most significant Darth Vader digital collectibles on @veve_official just sold on @StackRworld for $25,000. 🤯 Why is #1977 so important? 🔹 1977 is the year Darth Vader made his first appearance in Star Wars 🔹 This is Vader’s First Appearance collectible on VeVe 🔹 It’s the Ultra Rare edition 🔹 And the mint number perfectly matches the year the character debuted For collectors, historically significant mint numbers can turn an already scarce collectible into something truly special. Character. First Appearance. Rarity. Historic Mint. Mint numbers matter. 🔥

Can someone check in on @PeterSchiff

2-3 weeks. That’s how long it should take VeVe to implement the offers feature on the platform This has been the most wanted feature collectors have been asking for years. No excuses now that developers can use AI to code 10x faster Re:

Did BIP110ers just figure out nodes don’t matter? 🧐 #bip110