The global physical collectibles market size reaches $62 billion but has long been constrained by regional and liquidity issues. There is a project aiming to break through this barrier — it focuses on bringing high-value categories like PSA/BGS graded Pokémon cards, vintage comics, and limited edition collectibles onto the blockchain.

Currently, over 20,000 product SKUs are listed. How does it work? The core strategy is "Custody + NFT Certificates": physical assets are stored and generate on-chain certificates, paired with professional vault insurance (in partnership with Brinks), supporting 24×7 global transactions. The user interface covers iOS, Android, and web platforms, and integrates both Stripe and crypto payments to lower the barrier to entry.

Data shows a strong growth trend — GMV has reached $1.65 million, with monthly transaction volume increasing at a rate of 100%. The project completed a $11.5 million seed round financing in October 2025, backed by prestigious investors such as Polygon, Ripple, Borderless, and Fanatics.

Recently, it issued the governance token COLLECT, used for fee discounts, order incentives, community rewards, and future governance. Interestingly, three months after the Token Generation Event (TGE), the circulating supply was only 8.3%, indicating a healthy lock-up schedule without urgent sell pressure.

This approach is quite interesting — using blockchain technology to digitize and liquefy high-value physical assets, preserving the authenticity and ownership advantages of physical items while gaining the convenience of on-chain trading.