Investables
Fractional collectibles platform that offered ownership of rare items using blockchain and NFT technology. Founded in 2022, the platform pivoted from B2C to B2B before being acquired by Stockpile Inc. No longer operational.
General Information
Investables was a fractional collectibles platform founded in 2022 by Dmytro Lokshyn. The platform offered fractional ownership of rare collectibles — including trading cards, memorabilia, and other high-value items — using blockchain and NFT technology to represent ownership shares.
After launching as a direct-to-consumer (B2C) platform, Investables pivoted to a business-to-business (B2B) model, offering its technology as white-label infrastructure for other companies. The platform was ultimately acquired by Stockpile Inc. and is no longer operational as an independent service.
Investables was not regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Fractional collectible investments were unregulated alternative assets and did not benefit from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) or the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS).
How did it work?
Investables acquired rare collectibles, authenticated them, and stored them in secure facilities. Each item was tokenised using blockchain technology, with fractional ownership represented through NFTs. Users could purchase fractions of collectibles during initial offerings on the platform.
What did they offer?
Fractional ownership in authenticated rare collectibles via blockchain-based tokens. The platform targeted items such as trading cards, sports memorabilia, and other collectible categories. Investment minimums were designed to be accessible to retail participants.
Following the pivot to B2B, the platform offered its fractionalization technology as infrastructure for third-party businesses. The consumer-facing platform is no longer operational.
Who was it for?
The platform targeted retail investors and collectors interested in gaining exposure to rare collectibles without purchasing entire items. The blockchain-based approach appealed to users comfortable with digital asset technology. As a B2B product, the technology was aimed at businesses seeking to offer fractionalised ownership of physical assets to their own customers.
As the platform is no longer operational, this profile is maintained for historical reference only.
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