Lately, not many tokens have been launched on the Hive engine; it used to be very common. But the good thing is that instead of tribal tokens that spread inflation, these are tokens with a project behind them. In the end, they may or may not work; the risk is always there. Four days ago, I saw this article published: https://ecency.com/hive-167922/@hivedrip/mint-crypto-token-launch-on-hive-is-imminent-tokenized-sports-card-index-fund. @hivedrip already has two other tokens issued. These are DRIP, a fund that invests in Web3 games, and YOLO, a token that invests in MEME coins. I own a few, and my experience has been mixed. The tokens have performed well, but I expected more. Also, DRIP changed its investment strategy, and I didn't like that. YOLO has suffered, like all the MEME coins on the market, but it's still here.
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They've now launched a new token, MINT, in partnership with HOFSignedRookies. It's a token I probably won't invest in because I don't have much knowledge of the subject, but it seems very interesting. It involves tokenizing collectible baseball cards. Collectibles, like art, are markets where you can make a lot of money if done right. They also carry a high risk due to their low liquidity.
But as a token, it opens a new avenue for tokenizing more assets. If done correctly and with adequate guarantees for token holders, it could be a very interesting investment. It's always good to have assets uncorrelated with the financial markets.
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