Collect on Fanable (COLLECT)

One of the biggest KOLs, @LoganPaul, bought a PSA 10 Pikachu Illustrator card in a private deal for around $5.3M.

Now he’s taking it to a public auction in early 2026.
This is not a normal sale. It’s the largest price discovery event in the history of the Pokémon collectibles market.

Why does this matter?
Because a single card is about to test confidence, liquidity, and capital appetite at the absolute top of the collectibles market.

> A clear new record (e.g. $7M+) → green light for the entire market
> A weak result → signal of cooling and a narrative reset
> One auction = a benchmark for the whole asset class

Now let’s switch to crypto, because the mechanics are exactly the same.

We’re seeing a similar setup with $COLLECT, which was listed on Binance Alpha yesterday and is being played with an eye toward a potential @BinanceFutures listing.

TL;DR
> 80%+ of the supply sits in the contract
> Binance + Bitget ~2.6% of supply (allocated to top holders)
> Top 25 wallets control ~98.7% of circulat