This PSA 10 CoroCoro Comic Pikachu is now officially the most expensive Pokémon card of all time.
Logan Paul, the owner, famously rejected a $10.2 million private offer for his PSA 10 Pikachu Illustrator card from OnlyFans model Emmi Bunni.
Last week, the Charizard coin ran to 800k marketcap for being the most expensive Pokémon card—even though that one only sold for $3 million.
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FTX 2.0 Lore
They thought it was over when FTX collapsed.
They thought the story ended there.
But what if that was only Chapter One?
Before everything fell apart, @SBF_FTX, known across crypto as SBF, moved billions through the system. Donations, investments, political influence, research grants, startup capital. Quiet capital flows into companies that were small at the time.
Fast forward.
Those same companies are giants now.
AI labs became industry leaders.
Tech startups became multibillion-dollar platforms.
Funds multiplied.
Influence compounded.
If FTX never went down, if those positions were still intact, if the capital was still riding the exponential curve, FTX would not have collapsed.
It would have been up.
Way up.
FTX 2.0 is not about rewriting history.
It is about the what if.
What if the bets were early?
What if the donations were strategic positioning?
What if the system removed the player before the payoff?
FTX 2.0 represents the alternate timeline, the version where the capital stayed in play, where early allocations into future giants matured, where @SBF_FTX would have been sitting on an empire far larger than anyone imagined.
History recorded the crash.
FTX 2.0 tells the other side, the unrealized upside.
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