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[ian @mehaones]

@JunesbeeTCG Everyone hating on the scalpers who spend their night waiting for two packs. Meanwhile these shops are ripping allocations early and selling dead cases after 🤦‍♀️

[Cymorg @CyMorgComics]

Every pokemon movie is like

Some woman: Welcome to bungo festival in dingus town. The festival celebrates the legendary pokemon smorby.

Ash: smorby?

Smorby appears invisible behind ash and flies away.

[ian @mehaones]

@Thekolektor11 “Rap snitches, tellin all their business. Sittin in court and be their own star witness. Do you see the perpetrator? Yeah I’m right here”

[ian @mehaones]

@ForgeStoreSTL The chart said so a week ago. Seems like you’re just covering your ass for selling boxes from dead cases for $50 above market 🤷‍♀️

[ian @mehaones]

@ForgeStoreSTL I noticed you lowered your price after this. Panic dumping? Or just shame?

[ian @mehaones]

@Harvie3Culley Shit himself publicly

[DonMeme @DonMemelol]

The first edition Energy Markers in Dragon Ball Fusion World that still cost around $20...

A lot of people look at the current price and think, "They're only $20, so they'll never be worth much." I think that's a big mistake, and here's why.

Energy Markers aren't just random promo cards they're a core game piece that every Fusion World player needs to play. Some of the most desirable Energy Markers, like those from SB01, have sold for over $30,000.

The cards E01-01 through E01-12 mark the very beginning of Energy Markers in Dragon Ball Fusion World. They were the first Energy Markers ever distributed through tournaments in 2024, coming exclusively from Energy Marker Pack 01.

Each pack contained 2 out of the 12 possible cards, so completing the full set wasn't easy. Today, you can buy the complete set for roughly $240. Back then, you probably spent more on gas driving to all the events than the set costs today. 😂

Another detail that many people overlook is the numbering. These cards use the original E01-01 to E01-12 numbering system. After the E03 Energy Marker series, Bandai changed the numbering because the original system became too confusing. That makes these cards part of the original numbering format that will never be used again.

Graded complete PSA sets have already sold for over $3,000, and in my opinion they look incredible displayed together. They're one of the coolest complete collectibles you can own in Fusion World.

So far, only around 400–600 copies of individual cards across the set have been graded in total. My personal guess is that the total supply of these first Energy Markers is probably well under 3,000, although that's only an estimate.

For me, the first Energy Markers represent the beginning of an important part of Fusion World's history. Whether or not they become significantly more valuable is impossible to know, but as collectibles, I think they're massively overlooked.

Collecting doesn't always have to be expensive. You can get some really awesome cards with an incredible story behind them for just $20.

Do you think the first Energy Markers belong in every serious Dragon Ball Fusion World collection?

So if you want to own a piece of the beginning of Fusion World, take a closer look at these cards. In my opinion, they're some of the most underrated collectibles in the game right now

[ian @mehaones]

@waitmaya 31

[ian @mehaones]

@SolanaSensei @mnstr @andy8052 @CryptoSamurai @ultrapara @friskk @MediaGiraffes @swandogs @bassbuddha “I LOVE you lugiaaaa” *immediately sells lugia to cover losses

[ian @mehaones]

@wizardofsoho @Cobratate Bottom g

[Andy Collectz @AndyCollectz]

Official promo video reveal for Bandai’s Naruto TCG!

Coming 2027 🗓️

[🐧 @Pentosh1]

KYC coded.

This was always going to happen in some way to $HYPE. Especially with trading US securities etc

However, I don't think it will have to be long term bearish. Will update my thoughts on that a bit, and have written why this doesn't have to be the end of the world as some people make it out to be

[🐧 @Pentosh1]

Let's say that regulation is imposed on $hype

The consensus so far is that it's bearish bc SOME of retail would flee. Only the left tail risk has been largely discussed, but not the right tail.

Revenues could even 5-10x. Right now, institutions can't touch Hyperliquid in the US. No KYC means no hedge funds and asset managers. There's compliance around using unregulated offshore derivatives.

If we get a compliant path in the US which is likely. Then sure, you might lose some small retail traders, but you're going to end up with billions more from institutions, hedge funds, prop desks, asset managers on chain. Hedging exposure, putting on delta neutral trades, 24/7 trading etc. Lower fees than CME.

I think the bull case, is bigger than the bear case with regulation. Jeff is already working on this, there is no doubt about that.

[JackGK @jack_gk]

I interview a dude with 7 figures in shiny cardboard.

Your $500 booster box is dead. There’s no mangas in it…

And the seller knew before you paid. That's what a mapped case is.

Scalpers are AirTagging delivery drivers' cars to buy the stock before you can.

If you think OP17 preorders are attainable, or you're not sure what to buy at all.

Here’s your weekend watch sorted. 🫳

[ian @mehaones]

@ryandcrypto Everyone getting paid to shill pumpfun now