Sneakers Investing – Oct 18, 2021
Every Monday, we compare the market cap for sneakers to the inferred value based on recent sales on sneaker trading platform StockX.
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If luxury collectibles are the “gateway drug” to modern alternative assets, then sneakers are the gateway drug to luxury collectibles.
Sneaker collecting and reselling has gained significant popularity in recent years. It has evolved from everyday footwear to highly sought-after fashion with a global appeal; often associated with limited editions, collaborations, and iconic brands.
Investing in sneakers involves acquiring and holding sneakers with the expectation that their value will appreciate over time. Factors that influence the value of sneakers include rarity, brand reputation, celebrity endorsements, historical significance, and overall demand in the market.
Building a collection of coveted sneakers requires staying informed about trends, understanding the sneaker market, and being aware of releases and collaborations. Sneaker enthusiasts often leverage online marketplaces, social media communities, and specialized sneaker reselling platforms to buy and sell sneakers for potential profit.
Sneakers are a fairly liquid market with supportive ecosystem. You can even insure your sneakers.
However, it’s important to note that investing in sneakers comes with risks, including fluctuations in demand, market saturation, and counterfeit products. Proper authentication, buying from reputable sources, and understanding the condition of the sneakers are crucial aspects to consider. Investing in sneakers can be an exciting and potentially profitable venture for those with a passion for fashion and an understanding of the market dynamics.
Every Monday, we compare the market cap for sneakers to the inferred value based on recent sales on sneaker trading platform StockX.
Every Monday, we compare the market cap for sneakers to the inferred value based on recent sales on sneaker trading platform StockX.
Every Monday, we compare the market cap for sneakers to the inferred value based on recent sales on sneaker trading platform StockX.
Every Monday, we compare the market cap for sneakers to the inferred value based on recent sales on sneaker trading platform StockX.
We use Moneyball tactics to discover sneaker arbitrage opportunities across the fractional platforms. Note: Sneaker markets trade thinly and there typically aren’t any catalysts to cause the share price to snap to fair market value. So: (a) the assets could stay mispriced for a long time, (b) there may not be sufficient trading volume to sell all the shares you want to when you want to.
Every Monday morning, we compare the market cap for all trading sneakers on Rares and Otis to the inferred value based on recent sales on sneaker trading platform Stockx.
Every Monday morning, we compare the market cap for all trading sneakers on Rares and Otis to the inferred value based on recent sales on sneaker trading platform Stockx.
Every Monday morning, we compare the market cap for all trading sneakers on Rares and Otis to the inferred value based on recent sales on sneaker trading platform Stockx.
1985 Air Jordans 1s II, Nike x Artist Collection (Kaws, Futura, Tom Sachs), and Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
Air Jordans 1s II, Nike x Artist Collection (Kaws, Futura, Tom Sachs), and Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
1985 Air Jordan 1s II, Nike x Artist Collection, & Air Jordan 1 Modern Classics
1985 Air Jordan 1s, Nike x Artist Collection, SB Dunks collection
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