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Happy New Year from ACES. In 2025, we brought $1M+ in collectibles to Base and paid holders 20% yield. In 2026 we make this the standard for every collectible. Same transparency. Same yield. Accessible to everyone. The rails are ready. The community is ready. Are you?

ACES 2026. From Proof of Concept to Platform We proved it works with $750k watches and 1-of-1 Banksys. Now we’re making it work for everyone. Being honest about 2025. We started at the top. $750k KAWS x AP. $250k Richard Mille. First Banksy on Base. These weren’t accessible to most people. That was intentional. Why start with blue-chip collectibles? Because if we could make it work for a $250k watch, we could make it work for anything. If luxury collectors would trust the rails, everyone else would follow. The RM-67 proved three things. Onchain secondary markets work (traded multiples above retail) Holders want yield (20% trading rewards) Transparency beats traditional platforms Now we scale this down-market. In 2026, ACES becomes accessible. Not just for six-figure collectibles. For trading cards, sneakers, vintage toys, streetwear, any collectible with a community. Same rails. Same transparency. Same yield model. The most requested feature from 2026. “I want to launch with my crew, but I can’t trust one person with the wallet.” We heard you. Introducing Q1 2026. A whole new launch concept is coming. Multiple collectors. Defined collections. Everything onchain. Everyone accountable. Zero trust needed. A whole new game for crews to launch together. . How it works. You and your crew decide to tokenize a collection. Set revenue splits upfront. All profiles connected onchain. Launch together. Trading fees auto-distribute per agreement. No arguing. No rugs. Transparent economics. Win together. Why this matters. Most valuable collectibles aren’t owned by individuals. They’re owned by friend groups who collect together, crews with specialized knowledge, communities with shared passion. Why should launching be any different? Also coming in 2026. Enhanced scanning, category-based discovery, advanced market analytics, creator reputation system. The goal. Make ACES the default way to launch collectibles on Base. Not through hype. Through utility. Not through promises. Through results. We proved it works. Now we scale.

The ACES Community: Bridging Two Worlds 2025 brought something we didn’t expect. It wasn’t just crypto people or just collectors. It was both. Here’s why that matters. We expected one of two audiences: Crypto people are curious about collectibles. Collectors are curious about crypto. We got both. And they started talking to each other. Crypto natives brought understanding of onchain mechanics, comfort with volatility, and trenches mindset. Traditional collectors brought deep collectibles knowledge, authentication expertise, and real-world networks. The result? Price discovery backed by actual expertise. When a vintage watch trader debates a trench trader about fair value…That’s a real market forming. The RM-67 secondary trading had watch collectors from traditional platforms, crypto traders looking for yield, and hybrid players who understood both. All contributing to price discovery. All earning from the same reward pool. Crypto natives understand the rails. Collectible enthusiasts understand the value. You need both for a real market. The first Banksy on @base brought art collectors who’d never used Base, crypto art people from early NFT days, Banksy fans discovering onchain for the first time, and speculators betting on cultural significance. Four different audiences. One drop. Zero friction. To the collectors who joined ACES in 2025… You proved that onchain isn’t just for crypto natives. You proved that real collectors want transparent pricing, instant liquidity, and ownership of the upside. You didn’t need to understand AMMs to understand value. To the trenches who adopted collectible derivatives… You proved that not everything valuable is purely digital. The RM-67 trading above retail wasn’t luck. It was quality meeting infrastructure. 2025 proved these two worlds can coexist. 2025 is about making it seamless.

The collectibles market is broken. Here’s why 2026  changes that. The numbers.  • Global collectibles market: $400B+ • Trading cards: $5B+ • Sneakers: $6B+ 99% trades on closed marketplaces with opaque pricing, zero liquidity, and high friction. The problem isn’t demand. People love collectibles. The problem is infrastructure. You can trade a shitcoin with $10k volume easier than a vintage Jordan rookie card. That makes no sense. In 2025 we saw the cracks: Prediction markets siphoning liquidity from Institutions moving in on RWA markets pricing out retail. Meme launches draining the trenches. Everyone pointing to the same truth. This market wants to speculate on new assets. What most people missed. The value is in the physical item, the community around it, real-time price discovery, and transparent ownership. You can’t fake scarcity when the item is real. 2026  prediction. The collectibles market splits into two. Legacy - Christie’s, Sotheys and heritage auctions stay slow, opaque with high fees Onchain - social selling, tansparent, instant, community-owned The second eats the first. Why now? Base making onchain accessible to regular people. Retail wanting yield beyond pure speculation. Communities wanting ownership in what they build. Better UX finally here. The infrastructure is ready. At ACES, we’re not building for the next bull cycle. We’re building the infrastructure for the next decade of collectibles trading. Real items. Real value. Real communities. The question isn’t if collectibles move onchain. It’s  who builds the best rails.

ACES 2025 A Year in Review We said we’d bring blue-chip collectibles onchain. Here’s what actually happened. In 2025, we brought over $1.3m in premium collectibles to Base. Not as an experiment. As proof that real collectors want onchain infrastructure. KAWS x Audemars Piguet - $750k First major luxury watch/art collaboration on Base. Sold out. This wasn’t testing the waters. This was diving in. Richard Mille RM-67 - $250k retail, traded at $268k on secondary markets. Holders earned 20% yield from trading rewards. That’s what transparent secondary markets actually look like. The Illicit Collection.  Banksy x Dave the Chimp, 1 of 1 First Banksy ever on Base. We didn’t just bring collectibles onchain. We brought culture onchain. Here’s what mattered most. Blue-chip collectors trust onchain infrastructure. Secondary markets work better with transparency. Holders actually earn from the ecosystem they help build. Traditional collectibles platforms take monstrous fees and give holders nothing. RM-67 holders on ACES earned 20% yield from trading activity. That’s the difference between extractive platforms and ownership economies. To everyone who said “real collectors won’t move onchain” $1+ in premium collectibles. Real secondary trading. Real yield to holders. We didn’t convince anyone with pitch decks. We showed them with results. 2026  is about making this accessible to everyone.

Crypto is more fun when you win with friends. Markets are social systems. ACES is leaning into that. Get excited.

Derivatives don't sleep. $BANKSY ILLICIT trading on 24/7 order books at 1178% trade reward. 👀 While traditional markets close, grails trade.

When the $BANKSY sells, you don't just close. You get paid. 10% of final sale → all derivative holders. Your share = your % of supply. Survivor's Reward. Only on ACES.fun

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In the ACES.fun economy, everyone wins. Seller gets: attention → trading fees → a sale   Buyer gets: the collectible → the derivative market → trading fees   Traders get: a share of every sale One underlying.  Multiple ways to participate.  All aligned.