About this episode

The episode discusses the shortcomings of NFT marketplaces for collectors and explores the dynamics of Pokémon and One Piece collectors in the context of upcoming anniversary sets.

Cap opens with a Friday check on the Clarity Act and Visa’s stablecoin push before the show settles into a much bigger question about why NFT marketplaces still feel built for traders instead of collectors. deBay becomes the jumping-off point for comparing Web3 platforms with eBay and imagining what a collector-first marketplace could actually offer. Joey later explains why Pokémon and One Piece collectors are freeing up cash ahead of major anniversary sets, while MegaETH’s decision to wind d...

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