147.5K @Langerius $ready v2.0 launched and +$44k protocol revenue over past 30 days, +$17k in last 7 days. every pack opened and marketplace trade feeds this
still one of smallest valuations in physical tcg sector despite shipping entire roadmap. imo gap won't stay open forever https://t.co/UBgLPEXFUP
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32.8K @TimHaldorsson we are in the middle of revenue season in crypto
more and more teams are showing their onchain revenue that is generated to support the apps/ecosystems
one of them within tokenisation is @readycards that generated $44k in the last 7 days.
133.4K @SkylineETH A lot of projects in crypto know how to generate hype, but very few actually know how to generate real revenue
@readycards printed 64k$+ in protocol revenue over the last 30 days with 44k$+ of that coming in just the past 7 days alone
Every pack rip and marketplace transaction feeds directly back into the protocol. with platform V2.0 rolling out, growth actually showing up in the business itself
V2.0 isn't even fully deployed yet, revenue is already trending up, and somehow READY is still valued way lower than a lot of other physical TCG / RWA projects
In a market like this, I’d much rather watch products that build real, sustainable revenue than larps living off pure marketing hype
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231.6K @virtualbacon Trading Cards RWA is heating up again, and @readycards is the one name in the sector that still hasn't repriced.
The whole argument is one comparison: market cap versus fully diluted valuation.
$READY trades around $16M, and it is already fully circulating. All 1 billion tokens are out, so the market cap and the FDV are the same number. Nothing locked. No unlock cliff hanging over you.
Now line it up against the two closest comps.
Collector Crypt ($CARDS): $67.5M market cap, but $340M fully diluted, only about 20% of supply live.
Collect on Fanable ($COLLECT): around $28M market cap, $156M fully diluted, same story, most of the supply still locked.
So fully diluted, READY at $16M is a fraction of both, for the same product category, with none of the dilution waiting to land on them. That is the catch up trade. The discount is not a fundamentals problem.
The fundamentals are the easy part. You can use @readycards today, I have been ripping packs on it myself. Real PSA-graded cards inside the digital packs, self-custody, on-chain verifiable pulls, a live marketplace. The token sits in the middle of all of it, so when volume grows, demand for the token grows with it. Real revenue, real demand, not a points farm.
My own position, full disclosure. I bought a small chunk with real money at the March lows, around a $7M to $8M FDV. About $10k worth. It is worth roughly $20k now. I am holding it as a small side bet on the Pokemon card sector. The most undervalued name, the most risk, but the most upside.
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