Chapter
Buying and Selling Card Packs Made Easy with Whatnot App
48:11 - 51:17 (03:05)
Whatnot app allows users to buy and sell card packs with ease, and watch live streams of people participating in card breaks. The app lets users buy specific packs and items, as well as trade in options for credits.
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The platform known as Whatnot broadcasts live streams of people opening packs of Pokemon cards, allowing viewers to purchase unopened packs and watch them get opened on video for a chance to get rare cards like Charizard.
48:11 - 49:33 (01:21)
Summary
The platform known as Whatnot broadcasts live streams of people opening packs of Pokemon cards, allowing viewers to purchase unopened packs and watch them get opened on video for a chance to get rare cards like Charizard. The owners of the packs being opened can range from the platform itself to independent card sellers with a collection to sell.
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PodcastMy First Million
A group led by Nat Turner, a huge collector and trading card enthusiast, has bought PSA, one of the two big grading companies, for $700 million.
49:33 - 50:18 (00:45)
Summary
A group led by Nat Turner, a huge collector and trading card enthusiast, has bought PSA, one of the two big grading companies, for $700 million. This comes as the newly acquired trading card is sent off to get graded, with hopes of getting a good rating.
ChapterBuying and Selling Card Packs Made Easy with Whatnot App
Episode#134 - Why the Collectables Market is Booming, Ecommerce 3.0, and "Time Billionaire" Explained
PodcastMy First Million
Technology entrepreneur, Nat Turner, and a group of investors, acquired Collectors Universe, which includes collectible grading and certification service, PSA, for $700 million.
50:18 - 51:17 (00:58)
Summary
Technology entrepreneur, Nat Turner, and a group of investors, acquired Collectors Universe, which includes collectible grading and certification service, PSA, for $700 million. The move is seen as a smart acquisition as PSA’s brand is a significant force in the collectibles market.