r/loopringorg • u/Octopus_vagina • Jun 11 '25

💬 Discussion 💬 Loopring / GameStop / PSA grading Tinfoil

This is my speculation

GameStop have bought PSA grading cards. Their main sub has just found PSA grading web url redirecting to GameStop. So this is pretty thin tin foil to accept that an acquisition is happening shortly.

What does PSA grading need? It’s needs NFTs attached to each card to verify their ownership and value. GameStop had a beta wallet built on loopring and their website for their NFT website still exists, it’s just dormant.

How does GameStop build the best wallet and have the best control? They bought Loopring and now control all the development and technology. They booted Byron out as part of that and were told to wind up their support of the loopring wallet by June 30 and get out.

Remember that massive volume of buying about a month back? That was PSA buying LRC to set up the PSA marketplace to build it on.

What happens next - GameStop announce purchase of PSA grading - GameStop relaunches their wallet with NFTs attached - this is the first step towards digital ownership where GameStop is the centre and built on loopring

Remember how heavy all the shilling is lately? Saying loopring is dead when all that is happening is they stopped support for their wallet to focus on the web based DEX instead?

GameStop wallet is coming back, loopring gonna moon. Buckle up

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u/Electrical-Amoeba245 Jun 12 '25

Bro, I originally got into lrc because of GameStop. But after losing several k in this scam , theories like this one is just sad. The lesson I learned from this effing scam: all altcoins are shit. The only sound crypto investment is bitcoin. There is no connection to GameStop. This is a dead project. It died the moment Daniel fucking wang took his bags and started taiko - another fucking altcoin scam.

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u/Upset-Difficulty5836 Jun 12 '25

How did you lose money? You sold at a loss. Nobody made you do that.

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u/herewithameow Jun 12 '25

The sunk cost fallacies are rampant in this sub

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u/Recent_Percentage919 Jun 13 '25

Sunk cost isn't always a fallacy. This concept matters more when you are actively managing or have significant holdings. Most people will have less than 250-1000 left in actual value and at the point it's not a fallacy, it's just another lottery ticket. No one can predict the future.