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Crypto.com has launched 'Crypto.com Rips,' a feature within its app that allows users to purchase digital packs and unbox physical trading cards, with options for immediate sell-back, shipping, or holding the cards. The feature initially supports MLB, NBA, NFL, and Pokémon categories, and all users are offered five free pack rips at launch.
Crypto.com has introduced 'Crypto.com Rips,' a new feature within its app that enables users to purchase digital packs and unbox physical trading cards from categories including MLB, NBA, NFL, and Pokémon. According to the official announcement, each card comes with transparent pull odds and a locked-in sell-back price with a guaranteed buy-back option, and users may choose to sell, ship, or hold the cards for a limited timeframe after unboxing. The service, which is facilitated by Foris Inc., is fully integrated into the Crypto.com App and initially offers five free pack rips to all users. Users must be KYC-verified and at least 18 years old to participate.
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To join the Crypto.com Rips launch promotion, you must be a KYC-verified user of the Crypto.com App and at least 18 years old. Open the Crypto.com App and access the 'Rips' section to claim your five free welcome pack rips, available for all users at launch. You can then browse available packs across featured categories, open your packs to reveal trading cards, and choose whether to sell back instantly, have your card shipped, or hold it within the allotted window. For more details and to get started, visit the official sign-up link.
Crypto.com is a cryptocurrency exchange offering spot and derivative trading in a wide range of digital assets. The platform features a web-based trading terminal, a mobile app, leverage for margin and derivatives trading, and various options for deposits and withdrawals. Unique programs such as Supercharger for earning on crypto deposits, Trading Arena contests, crypto lending, and a multicurrency wallet are available; further information can be found in the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more context, see our earlier news about Crypto.com, which covered the transfer of over 4,200 BTC by Trump Media & Technology Group to the exchange as part of their debt collateral arrangements: previous Crypto.com update on Traders Union.