People arent understanding the insane value of $gSPEED
Example: Shohei Ohtani Card - https://t.co/I7kfD7I04W
Grail owns 5 of these in their vault, but there are 5k+ of the same card in worldwide circulation. Those external cards/any sales of them dictate the price of the card.
There are only 2 Speed Cards - https://t.co/pyPnIev8Oq owns them BOTH. There are no others out there, meaning grail determines the price.
This could squeeze to absolutely ridiculous valuations once people start to understand this.
@evfiend me either lol so coming at this from a crypto lens mostly
and yeah good points. if they add additional cards to the vault backing the token then yeah that makes sense
@evfiend gwemby example:
50 vaulted * $3k per card value = $150k mcap
currently trading at 600k
unsure of exact mechanics for getting price back inline but clearly the gwemby token price is overvalued
cool product for sure, but dont see why buying the tokens make sense? they are tied to the actual valuations of the cards so any price pump above market price will just get arbed back down?
it makes sense if you actually want exposure to the card, but the 100%+ gains seem short lived?
think https://t.co/LCZ4Zq5XWW is pretty cool
the 10k tokens <> card conversion angle is neat and gives these cards a true liquid market
killer use case for crypto imo
will be looking into ways to get exposure and hoping for a future airdrop/token
What if the main goal of launchpads was to launch 5-10 coins per year that eventually become a top 250 coin instead of optimizing around thousands of daily scams/rugs/etc?
This could be what @MetaDAOProject is going after with their launchpad. A more curated approach that should lead to more successful outcomes.
With futarchy amm coming soon, all future projects launched on Metadao will generate trading fees for the protocol.
You get some crazy revenue numbers if you take the average volume of a top 250 coin and slap on a small trading fee. And then multiply that by 5-10 in the first year. Then do that for many years after.
You eventually end up in a similar spot to Pump fun but with a much more robust and sustainable source of revenue
@0xSisyphus tech not the issue
however, I dont think the avg user on PM/kalshi wants to trade perps
but I think the average user on HL wants to trade prediction markets