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And the top investment banks in the world now use resell data to analyze the retail footwear industry.  And here is the best part: sneakerheads have sneaker portfolios. Sneaker heads can track the value of their collection over time, compare to others, and have access to the same analytics you might have for your online brokerage account. At the asset level, he can see gain-loss by shoe.

So an unregulated 1.2 billion dollar industry that thrives as much on the street as it does online, and has spawned fundamental financial services for sneakers? So two comparison came to my mind. Are sneakers more like stocks or drugs?

It is marketing!!!

For 15 years Nike has propped up an artificial commodities market, with a Facebook- level hyped IPO every single weekend.

What if there was a stock market for commerce? A stock market of things. And not only could you buy in a much more educated and efficient manner, but you could engage in all the sophisticated financial transactions you can with the stock market, shorts and options and futures. And maybe you see where this is going. Maybe you want to invest in a stock market of things.

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