Pokémon Cards Beat Bitcoin and S&P 500 in 2026 as Collectibles Move Onchain
The headline reports that Pokémon cards outperformed Bitcoin and the S&P 500 in 2026. It also says collectibles are moving onchain.
Why it matters
For market operators and investors, this matters because it frames Pokémon cards as a competing asset class against both crypto and equities. Moving collectibles onchain could affect liquidity, ownership tracking, and trading infrastructure, but the headline alone does not establish how broad or durable that shift is.
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