Author: Chris Severs
VeVe isn't just another digital e-commerce marketplace; it's a platform designed by collectors for collectors. With over 9 million NFTs sold already, VeVe offers premium licensed digital collectibles from major brands, including Disney, Marvel, and of course, Star Wars.
What makes me most proud about all of this, apart from being absolutely privileged to work with an amazing team creating something so groundbreaking, is the fact we’ve produced something truly accessible and welcoming for EVERYONE, ANYWHERE.
It’s been 25 years since NAPSTER “RETUNED” the music industry, and now they’ve been acquired for $207 million by Infinite Reality, a company focused on virtual 3D spaces.
Could these two comics be some of VeVe & Marvel's Most Undervalued Digital Assets?
The digital age has redefined how we interact with value and ownership, with tokenization (or digitization) of physical assets emerging as one of the most groundbreaking applications of blockchain technology. From collectibles and luxury items to real estate and certificates, tokenization offers a unique bridge between the tangible and the digital.
The digital age has FANTASTICALLY transformed how brands engage with audiences, shifting from traditional advertising to interactive, co-creative experiences. If you've ever collected anything in your life, today's modern collectible platforms are unlocking new opportunities for brand-fan collaboration, and about to start reshaping the $500 Billion collectibles industry.
The trading card world just got a tail-wagging upgrade! Topps, the heavyweight of collectible cardboard cards, who've brought us beloved assets from baseball to WWF, Snoop-Dog to Garbage Pail Kids, has teamed up with the Westminster Kennel Club to bring us a new series of inserts called "Stars of the Show" which is pretty...
Collectible Asset Storage? Tokenization? Headaches or Happy Endings?
The comic book industry has long categorized its history into distinct "ages," each defined by shifts in storytelling, art, or market trends. While most of these eras tend to last 15 to 20 years, our current ‘Modern Age’ is now in its 25th. Are you thinking what I’m thinking?
It’s now crystal clear that digital innovation is fully integrating with traditional hobbies, where VeVe Digital Collectibles is preparing to launch a game-changer for comic book enthusiasts with their VeVeVerse.
