Coinbase said on Sept. 28 that it plans to launch a Pokemon digital card pack service backed by physical cards, according to Odaily, which cited Bitcoin.com News. The product would let users open packs on their phones and then choose between vault storage and home delivery for the cards they receive. Coinbase has not announced a launch date or disclosed pack pricing, pull rates, storage fees, shipping fees, supported regions, the custodian for the physical cards, or the grading standard to be used. The company also has not confirmed whether secondary resale will be available or whether ownership will be recorded on-chain through blockchain infrastructure. At this stage, the preview outlines the basic product format, but many operating details remain undisclosed.
Coinbase on Sept. 28 teased a Pokemon digital card pack service backed by physical cards, according to Odaily, citing Bitcoin.com News.
Based on the information disclosed so far, users would be able to open packs on their phones and choose either vault storage or home delivery for the cards they receive.
Coinbase has not disclosed a launch date, pack pricing, pull rates, storage and shipping fees, supported regions, the custodian for the physical cards, or the grading standard. The company also has not confirmed whether the service will support secondary resale or whether ownership will be recorded on a blockchain.
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