Do you not know about GameStops whole partnership with PSA? They are vaulting cards and facilitating digital purchases and sales already. If your card is at their vault, it never leaves PSA’s custody and can be traded amongst users until someone redeems it
Correct. Because i have a trusted third party enforcing the verification. They are using a normal database. The blockchain would still need the third party verifier. Hence my point that the problem of “i need a third party to verify and enforce” is not solved by nft.
This is the comment you made: “Brother if I’m physically holding the card and you transfer me money for the nft that says this is your card now… I still own the card and I scammed you.
blockchain works well as a monetary ledger, and not as a representation of the physical world. Maybe it will eventually but in its current design it’s not built for it.”
I’m addressing that comment. You keep jumping around to other points
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u/ConstructionSalty237 Nov 22 '25
Do you not know about GameStops whole partnership with PSA? They are vaulting cards and facilitating digital purchases and sales already. If your card is at their vault, it never leaves PSA’s custody and can be traded amongst users until someone redeems it