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A Conversation with DYLI's Jonah Kitay
After years of building web3 brands behind the scenes, Jonah Kitay and his co-founders are ready to launch their own product. Ultimately, they launched DYLI: a platform where you can buy, sell, rate, and manage physical collectibles (such as cards, packs, etc.) without leaving the browser.
It is both a marketplace and a loyalty system, with all functionalities running on-chain. Even if most users don't notice, that is exactly the essence of DYLI.
In the conversation with Jonah, we discussed how DYLI bridges the gap between web2 usability and web3 tracks, why today's collectors expect gamified, streaming-friendly experiences, and how to build a platform that serves Pokémon die-hard fans, IRL dealers, and casual collectors.
It is both a marketplace and a loyalty system, with all functionalities running on-chain. Even if most users don't notice, that is exactly the essence of DYLI.
In the conversation with Jonah, we discussed how DYLI bridges the gap between web2 usability and web3 tracks, why today's collectors expect gamified, streaming-friendly experiences, and how to build a platform that serves Pokémon die-hard fans, IRL dealers, and casual collectors.
Atari launches limited-edition patch packs on DYLI blockchain marketplace
#Atari is set to release 500 limited-edition collectible patch packs on the #DYLI #blockchain marketplace, featuring a mix of new and vintage designs. Each pack, priced at $15, will contain one of seven new patches or two classic 1980s designs. Some packs will include additional items like stickers, gift cards, and a special item signed by Atari founder Nolan Bushnell. This release is part of Atari's ongoing efforts to expand into the #Web3 space. The collection drops next week, with collectors encouraged to sign up in advance.
#Atari is set to release 500 limited-edition collectible patch packs on the #DYLI #blockchain marketplace, featuring a mix of new and vintage designs. Each pack, priced at $15, will contain one of seven new patches or two classic 1980s designs. Some packs will include additional items like stickers, gift cards, and a special item signed by Atari founder Nolan Bushnell. This release is part of Atari's ongoing efforts to expand into the #Web3 space. The collection drops next week, with collectors encouraged to sign up in advance.
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