Coinbase Teases Pokémon Card Packs Backed by Physical Collectibles
Coinbase teased a mobile trading-card feature on Sept. 28 that would let users open packs backed by physical cards and choose whether to keep their pulls in a vault or have them shipped. “Rip packs on your phone. Every p...
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