Cap explored the growing overlap between physical collectibles and onchain markets, starting with the surprising depth of card shows and in-person collector culture. That set up a broader conversation around BAYC’s new peer-to-peer merch marketplace, where James Hall joined to explain how verified resale, member profiles and future bidding tools could make Ape collectibles easier to trade. The crew also looked at VeeFriends’ Topps Chrome release as another example of a Web3 brand reaching beyond its NFT base while still rewarding holders. A Panini Wemby digital card sale added another signal that collectors are still willing to pay real money for scarce digital assets. The show closed the loop on how physical merch, trading cards and NFTs are beginning to feel like parts of the same collectibles market.

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