A physical piece worth keeping
Cards, figures, plaques or whatever the edition calls for — produced to a standard people display rather than drawer.
Digital collectibles
Collectibles people can hold in their hands and actually own.
We create limited editions that exist as a physical piece and as a digital object the collector owns outright. One tap connects the two. What it unlocks is up to you — and you can keep adding to it after the launch.
What an edition is made of
Four parts, one object.
A collectible that stops at the physical piece is a souvenir. These four together are what turn an edition into something a collector keeps coming back to.
One tap to open it
An NFC tag inside the piece. No app to install, no account to create, no marketplace in between.
Ownership that leaves your platform
The digital counterpart belongs to the collector, secured by Bitcoin, verifiable without asking us. It survives you, us, and the campaign.
Something to come back to
Augmented reality, exclusive content, access. And it keeps changing: what the edition unlocks is yours to extend later.
How it works
From an idea to an edition in people's hands.
Design the edition
Decide what the piece is, how many exist, and what owning one gets you. We produce it and tag it.
Issue the objects
Each piece gets its own digital object, numbered and anchored on Bitcoin. You do not touch a node or a wallet.
Run the claim campaign
Collectors tap the piece or scan a QR and claim with an email address. No wallet, no seed phrase, nothing to lose.
Keep the edition alive
Release new content, new unlocks, new reasons to come back — to an audience you can now reach by the object they own.
Who this is for
Anyone with an audience that already collects.
Brands with something to commemorate
Anniversaries, launches, collaborations, farewells — moments worth an edition.
Clubs and athletes
Squads, seasons, milestones, and a community that already collects.
IP owners and artists
Characters, catalogues and artwork, in editions that stay countable.
Events and festivals
A credential that stops being a ticket the moment the event ends.
What the collector actually owns
Each piece carries a Bitcoin Digital Object: a digital object whose ownership is secured by Bitcoin, verifiable by anyone without relying on us, and portable across compatible applications. It is an open category — not something we own — and we did not invent it to sell it to you.
What is a Bitcoin Digital Object?Create something people want to own.
Tell us what you want to make and who it is for. We will tell you what it takes to produce it, and what it can become afterwards.
Create with us