🚹 $16.5M CARD DEAL — GENIUS MOVE OR HARD LESSON FOR CRYPTO? 💾 $BTC $SOL $LPT Logan Paul just flipped the ultra-rare Pikachu Illustrator PokĂ©mon card for $16,492,000, breaking records and turning a massive profit. He bought it in 2021 for $5.3M.

After fees, he pockets nearly $8M profit.

The buyer? The son of Anthony Scaramucci.

But here’s the twist 👇

Years ago, this same card was fractionalized as an NFT on Liquid Marketplace. Retail investors funded a stake
 then the platform shut down. Investigations followed. Legal issues are still ongoing.

And this isn’t the first controversy:

‱ CryptoZoo backlash after exposure by Coffeezilla

‱ 0N1 Force down over 99%

‱ Blue chips like Bored Ape Yacht Club and Azuki saw huge drawdowns

📉 NFTs crashed from ~$17B to ~$1.5B

📈 Rare physical collectibles hit new highs

So the real question is:

👉 Are we entering a new era where scarcity + real ownership beats hype?

👉 Or is this just another cycle before digital assets rise again?

Smart money is watching.

Emotions are expensive.

Conviction + risk control = survival.

What’s your view? Physical or digital long term? 👇

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