Per a Market Decipher report, the Collectibles market size was estimated at $402 billion in 2021!
This figure is expected to go beyond $1 Tillion by 2032. The fastest-growing segment? Digital NFT Market Collectibles. These NFT collectibles have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19.2% during this forecast period. (here’s the report)
We clearly need to spend some time on this topic! So we brought in the founder of a company that focuses on alternative investments. That individual is Eric Satz of Alto.
As Eric says, alternative investments like Crypto, cultural assets, and REITs are no longer protected by the walled gardens.
Eric Satz is a visionary, an educator, and a communicator. As we continue to dive into this world of alternative investments like Crypto, cultural assets, NFTs, REITs, and much more, we’re looking to have conversations with insightful leaders in the space looking to share. That’s where the founder of Alto comes in.
In this episode of “Web3 | The Collectibles Market Size Is $402 Billion! | + Crypto and Cultural Assets”, we discuss:
- Cultural assets including famous paintings, Jordan sneakers, and baseball cards
- Alternative assets like Crypto, REITs, NFTs, and more
- The future of financial advisors
- Why podcasting works
- Long-form podcast conversations
- The power of podcasting
- ROI – return on investment
- Good news travels fast
- Coinbase
- Nashville Predators and championships
- Fractionalization
- Stock Splitting
- Metamask
- “You’ve got to be on the field to make plays.” – Eric Satz
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Web3 | So Many Questions! | A Podcast Series
Web3 is happening so fast—or at least that’s what it seems like. In actuality, there is time—a lot of time. It’s very early in the Web3 world. It’s also very confusing (maybe because there are so many buzzwords or maybe it’s because there are a lot of people promising a bright future). I’d say it’s best to talk to those in the space. And that’s where this Web3 dialogue (podcast series) is coming from. It’s an opportunity to share space with those that have experience, stories, and proof of concept related to all things Web3. This episode just so happens to hone in on all things related to the collectibles market size.
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A Collectibles Market Size Podcast Summary:
The Expanding Frontier of the Collectibles Market: Insights from Eric Satz
In the global marketplace, a not-so-new but certainly revitalized sector has been making waves – the collectibles market. Expanding with leaps and bounds, the collectibles market has experienced a surge in popularity, largely attributed to the emergence of digital technology and blockchain. In a recent episode of the “The Sports Backdrop” podcast, Eric Satz, a venture capitalist and founder of AltoIRA, provided fascinating insights into the burgeoning industry.
As a seasoned venture capitalist, Satz has a keen eye for recognizing trends and patterns in the market. Through his personal experience as a music enthusiast and vinyl records collector, Satz has witnessed significant growth in the collectibles market firsthand. As he pointed out during the podcast, the appeal of collectibles lies in their capacity to serve as both an emotional attachment and a financial investment.
This dual-purpose nature was highlighted in Satz’s story about his own prized vinyl record collection. He likened his passion for collecting to investing in a startup. “You’re buying a piece of history,” Satz mentioned, emphasizing the emotional connection that comes with collecting.
Satz isn’t the only one engrossed in the magic of collectibles. Many people through blogs, podcasts, and social media have their own stories about collecting. Such as a rare watch collection. This further illustrates the emotional tie-in collectibles tend to create. For many, the journey of hunting down a rare piece, learning its history, and finally owning it is a deeply fulfilling experience.
Despite the personal appeal, the financial potential of the collectibles market shouldn’t be overlooked. The market has proven to be a viable investment strategy with impressive returns. The size of the global collectibles market, as of 2023, is valued at approximately $370 billion, demonstrating a substantial increase over the past decade. This growth is driven by various factors, including digital transformation, technological advancements, and a shift in consumer behavior.
A key contributor to this shift is the emerging NFT (Non-fungible Token) market. Satz highlighted the role of NFTs in providing a digital platform for buying, selling, and trading unique items. This technological integration has opened up the collectibles market to a broader demographic and made it more accessible, causing an influx of new, enthusiastic collectors.
Satz, through his personal stories, demonstrated how technology is not only transforming the collectibles market but also enriching the experiences of collectors. The emotional appeal and financial potential of collectibles, coupled with digital innovation, have transformed the collectibles market into a vibrant and expanding sector. It has become a sector that is not just about buying and selling; it’s about passion, history, and the joy of owning a piece of uniqueness.
The journey of the collectibles market, from niche to mainstream, from physical to digital, is a testament to its resilience and adaptability. It reflects the power of technology in reshaping traditional markets and the potential of alternative investments in a diverse portfolio. As Satz put it succinctly, the collectibles market is indeed a “marketplace of passion”. And with passion driving this market, its potential seems boundless.