Baxus: Rare Bottles as an Investable Asset

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Rare wine gets rarer every time someone opens a bottle, and its price moves independently of stocks, property and crypto. Over the five years before this was filmed, rare wine returned about 15% a year.

Baxus brings that market onchain, turning authenticated bottles into assets that can be traded rather than sitting in a cellar waiting for a buyer.

Originally produced in June 2024. Some details may have changed since.

Website: https://www.baxus.co

X: @BAXUSco: https://x.com/BAXUSco

The Index: "Solana, Whiskey RWAs & Tokenized Collectibles with Tzvi Wiesel, CEO of Baxus" https://solana.com/podcasts/the-index/episodes/19386822-solana-whiskey-rwas-tokenized-collectibles-with-tzvi-wiesel-ceo-of-baxus

solana.com: Inside Solana's Growing Market for Tokenized Cards and Physical Collectibles: https://solana.com/news/tokenized-cards-and-physical-collectibles

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