MemeStrategy Debuts Museum-Quality

 

HONG KONG SAR, Radarseluma.Disway.id  - 28 January 2026 - MemeStrategy, Inc. (HKEX:2440), a Hong Kong-listed digital asset company, today takes a major step toward building a comprehensive trading card ecosystem by launching Grade10 Vault—a professional trading card vaulting service with blockchain-enabled ownership records for collectors and dealers. As Asia's first such offering from a publicly listed company, Grade10 Vault delivers museum‑grade security, expert authentication, independent institutional auditing, and digital certification technology for unmatched verification assurance and asset management. This follows MemeStrategy's successful acquisition of renowned trading card brand Grade10 in September 2025, which runs one of Asia's biggest annual collectable card events, Grade10 Festival.

 

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MemeStrategy has established Grade10 Vault in partnership with Crown Fine Art, a global leader in art logistics and secure storage. All cards authenticated and vaulted through Grade10 are housed within Crown Fine Art's secure facilities, addressing three critical industry challenges and collector concerns: physical asset security, inconvenience of authentication verification, and the lack of digital asset management solutions.

 

The global trading card market continues its robust expansion, valued at USD15.8 billion in 2024 and projected to reach USD23.5 billion by 2030[1]. Trading cards have evolved from a hobbyist pursuit into an alternative asset class with significant investment value. Data from Card Ladder[2], as cited by The Wall Street Journal, reveals that the value of Pokémon cards has surged by 3,821% since 2004 — significantly outperforming the S&P 500 Index, which recorded a gain of 483% over the same period.

 

Growing Demand: Why Collectors Need Better Protection Right Now

 

The trading cards market—spanning Pokémon, sports, Yu‑Gi‑Oh!—has grown rapidly in recent years, driving higher values for high-grade and rare cards. This expansion has also brought increased risks: counterfeits are more prevalent, and incidents of theft have risen, affecting even established sales channels. Many individual collectors and smaller dealers lack access to professional‑grade storage facilities. Without proper climate control, secure environments, or institutional safeguards, valuable cards remain vulnerable to damage and loss.

 

Traditional record-keeping adds further challenges. Paper-based certificates and third‑party records can be lost, forged, or disputed, making long‑term management and ownership transfer difficult. In addition, environmental factors—including humidity, temperature fluctuations, UV exposure, and oxidation—degrade card condition, often leading to reduced value over time. Most collectors cannot replicate the precise preservation standards required to protect investments effectively.

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