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SlabsOTC retweeted
I've been disappointed by the way certain TCG companies in this space have operated (not rewarding core users, poor restocks, bad customer service)
So I decided to try @BONKUJI_inu after seeing they had som of the highest EV in the space (shoutout to @SlabsOTC for the alpha)
I ended up pulling this insane Greninja from their $100 pack and sold it back for 88% FMV
I also tried their $20 sealed pack gacha and there was an option to rip the sealed pack (which i thought was really sick)
I'll probably be ripping packs over there more and I'm open to testing out other platforms that are innovative like this one.
SlabsOTC retweeted
This site is good for actual analytics (hats off to @SlabsOTC) slabsotc.xyz/gacha
Gross EV is a good indicator. Agreed most of the labeling on those sites isn't great, however nearly $57 on CC has almost always been a good experience for me.
I ran the numbers during the original airdrop and I was up ~15% on my pack openings, but also pulled some nice hits that appreciated during the time I held them on the platform, like a '96 Zard that's up nearly 10k since I got it
SlabsOTC retweeted
The best place to check info about odds is on @SlabsOTC slabsotc.xyz/gacha
CC is amazing and I have nothing but good things to say about them but we do offer better gross EV (essentially % you lose if you play and sell back)
SlabsOTC retweeted
Our Route One pack has the best EV on the market right now according to @SlabsOTC.
Check it out here: pull.fun/en/gacha/route-one
SlabsOTC retweeted
Some borrowers may not intend to repay, treat every loan as a potential collateral acquisition, not just a yield opportunity.
@SlabsOTC provides a clean dashboard showing all available TCG lending offers and active loans.
Powered by @jup_offerbook ↓
SlabsOTC retweeted
GM TCG lenders, here's a short overview of opportunities available on @jup_offerbook.
Reminder: some borrowers may use Offerbook to sell cards, even below their FMV, so only lend if you're comfortable accepting the collateral transfer in case of missed repayment.
✍️ 1999 1st Edition Holo Snorlax
FMV: ~$1,670
Requested loan: $1,300, 200% APR, 7D
Permanent buyback on @phygitals: $1,170
✍️ 1999 Venusaur Holo PSA 9
FMV: ~$650
Requested loan: $499, 26% APR, 7D
✍️ 2008 Porygon-Z #6, CGC 10 Pristine
FMV: ~$590
Requested loan: $450, 200% APR, 7D
✍️ 2023 Charmander CGC 10 Pristine
FMV: ~$750
Requested loan: $600, 200% APR, 7D
Permanent buyback on @phygitals: $533
Before lending, take the time to evaluate the collateral asset in case of missed repayment.
Many more offers are available directly on Offerbook.
S/O to @SlabsOTC for providing a clear dashboard with all available offers.
SlabsOTC retweeted
If you sort @SlabsOTC website by EV, u will see magic eden, CC, Slabz on top.
But the real metrics that matters is GROSS EV. That is the ACTUAL % user get net of buybacks.
Its not hard to see who is on top 🫶
.@gacha_game_ quietly rolled out 95% buybacks for almost all of their packs, putting up insanely high Gross EVs across the board
Pokemon $30 -> +4.5% GEV
Pokemon $42 -> +2.6% GEV
Pokemon $25 -> +1.6% GEV
Don't know how long it will last but hey
Rip packs while EVs high ✌️
SlabsOTC retweeted
This is a super interesting tool for those that are E.V maximalists ripping Pokemon gachas rn.
Coincidentally, it is also why I have been ripping mainly on DYLI (NB: I prefer to filter by Gross EV, since that takes into account buybacks.)
If you don't use buybacks - and there are situations where that would be sensible - then other filters may suit you better.
