Kevin O'Leary: Sports Cards Are Beating My Crypto, S&P, and Private Equity
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A one-of-a-kind Tiffany necklace is built around a 12.93 million Kobe-Jordan card that is offered $21 million within months, and collectibles now form a $100M+ portfolio focused on the ultra-rare because 90% of returns come from piece uniques. Crypto holdings drop from 27 to 3 (BTC, ETH, a stablecoin) while tokenization proves viable only when backed by hard assets. Land plays include 12,000 acres in Alberta and 40,000 in Utah aimed at energy, data center and fiber leases.
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- 0:00Kevin O'Leary Joins CoinDesk Live at Consensus 2026
- 0:24The Tiffany Necklace and the $12.93M Kobe-Jordan Card
- 2:14Why 90% of Returns Come From "Piece Uniques"
- 4:38Tokenization, the NFT Debacle, and Stocks
- 6:43The Real Investment Theme at Consensus: Energy
- 8:55Why BTC and Ethereum Are 97% of the Crypto Trade
- 9:50The Hunt for the Chain That Wins the S&P 500
- 14:04AI, S&P Earnings, and the DeepSeek Wake-Up Call
- 17:25The Rolex Ruby and the F.P. Journe Resonance
- 20:30Why Consensus Is "Where the Puck Is Going"
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