Topic: [INFO]-Crypto Stamps- Collectable Blockchain postage stamps - page 10. (Read 31216 times)

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NFT Stamps emitted by UPU countries and maybe used for real postage are interesting and innovative.
Of course this is working for first editions. I will not pay any premium, but mostly I would be focused on emissions sold directly by postage administrations.

Much probably, the emissions with high numbers/speculative etc are just a waste of times like CTO stamps.
Just see some EU countries that have not already sold all products

USA will not ban BTC, just for your reference and point of discussion
https://www.usmarshals.gov/what-we-do/asset-forfeiture/sale-approximately-404158424932-bitcoin


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Thx for the link.


Things evolve, my rational thinking too. This apply to all things i interarct with. One day it's OK, next it's not so fine anymore.
Anyway, made some $$$ with BTC, get retired : its time to consider how to keep this easy money.
Does not meant i do not own BTC or other crypto anymore but far less than at the 2022 top : BTC ban (trough tough regulations, shadow bank banning etc)  is a probability.
Probability which is high enough for me to stay away and invest in the real life/assets.

Last point : some EU stamps are still available u said.
I just see a market disfunction there and a great opportunity to buy more as a long term investor (good example is postereum V4. No hype so i was able to secure a lot of them (time consuming process) and was lucky enough to get the #000001 and #001500 (ie first and last ex of a  1500 pure digital edition))
Not in a hurry, let see in a (couple of?) decades what the price will be.

There are also some UAE stamps stilll available. Same for malaysian one  and so on. Is this really such a bad deal?

NFT Stamps emitted by UPU countries and maybe used for real postage are interesting and innovative.
Of course this is working for first editions. I will not pay any premium, but mostly I would be focused on emissions sold directly by postage administrations.

Much probably, the emissions with high numbers/speculative etc are just a waste of times like CTO stamps.
Just see some EU countries that have not already sold all products

USA will not ban BTC, just for your reference and point of discussion
https://www.usmarshals.gov/what-we-do/asset-forfeiture/sale-approximately-404158424932-bitcoin

   To go thru all that headache for stamps I have to agree with Holoxon....its not worth the aggravation and the headaches.

   And no, BTC will never be banned.

I use wopa+ ofently and never had any problem. They are based in Gibraltar so i guess you should call them because this is not normal.  
Quite happy with intermediary because i can buy stamps which are sometimes sold out at the primary dealers (or i even do not know they exist!)
Regarding the premium, yes u r right and it can be hudge.
Consider this : there are 8 (eight) millions ETH wallet holding NFT (source : Willy Woo on twitter Feb 19). So even if u pay a premium today, imagine the price of those stamps in  10 years when NFT will be as common as internet.
Today, some Bore Ape Yacht Club BS NFT  are sold for 80 ETH on opensea market place. NFT stamps are really mispriced.
Also, this is a great diversification away from Bitcoin : i can see a ban on BTC (last executive order from Biden administration makes it clear for Bitcoin : they are trying to kill it smoothly) not NFT.

Found out some online catalog for Crypto stamps lover (ETH/polygon chain).
One is on bittergrounds.com (crypto-stamp-catalogue).
Second (in italian) can be found there  peterdep.it (catalog can be download)
100% amateur but updated regularly. U can also emailed the author

Some EU official stamps dealers (some crypto available sometimes)
hipstamp.com
nordfrim.com
wopa+

For those looking for silver coins loaded with BTC emited by states like Poland or private company, then you can have a look at Powercoin, italian owned coin seller. (i used to think it was illegal to sell stuff loaded with crypto. Apparently not).

These are european based company, so if u r outside EU, you will face taxes while importing the goods.

I have no link with people/compagny listing above. Just sharing with you my experience while digging for crypto stuffs whatever it is : coins, notes, certificate, stamps etc etc

   Thanks for sharing this with us. Your probably right the fact that the mintage was only 3000 helped quite alot making them rarer and thus more attractive to collectors like ourselves.

   I am still awaiting for a country to mint some bitcoin stamps. I really am not much into shitcoin stamps except for the occasional rare ones here and there.

Liechtenstein NFT stamp sold out in less than 2 hrs. The Meerkat is a success.
I guess that limited mintage (3000) helped a lot. Also the NFT is split in 5 different categories, 50 ex is the rarest.
First version (crypto cat) saw prices around 1 500 franc suisse!
Also the quality of the emitter is part of the success : Liechtenstein Post Office is a well known and reliable state office.

Some brand new crypto stamps with QR code will hit the market soon. Time to load some brand new NFT

  Agree ugly as sin especially the royalty one. Couldn't care for royals tbh

  People think cause there is a QR code it makes it a crypto stamp. 

  The public at large doesn't know the details of what SHOULD make a real crypto physically loaded stamp.

   And yes you are right it is a cash cow IMO as well @bobbycoins

 

From this point of view, u'r right. Looks like some silver coins sold with bitcoin/ETH loaded natively and private key affixed on the coin (not sure if i can post any link so i will avoid). So, 2 stamps match your definition : Marshall island and Gibraltar. But not loaded with bitcoin.
To me, seems u succeded creating you own kind of stamp. Bravo l'artiste.