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Founded in 2020 by Evan Vandenberg, Dibbs operated as a platform that allowed users to buy and sell fractional interests in high-value physical collectibles. The company would acquire popular trading cards, store them in a secure vault, and "tokenize" them into NFTs, which could then be traded instantly on the Dibbs marketplace. This model aimed to provide liquidity and accessibility to the collectibles market. In 2022, Dibbs pivoted its model to a peer-to-peer (P2P) marketplace. In March 2024, it was announced that Dibbs had been acquired by Collectors (the parent company of PSA), with the Dibbs platform and marketplace being subsequently wound down.

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Dibbs

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