tash (YC S26) — The investment platform for sports & trading cards
tash is building the investment platform for sports and trading cards. We create professionally constructed portfolios of iconic, investment-grade cards, giving investors exposure to the asset class without the hassle of selecting, buying, storing, and selling individual cards.
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What it does The investment platform for sports & trading cards (source)
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tash is building the investment platform for sports and trading cards. We create professionally constructed portfolios of iconic, investment-grade cards, giving investors exposure to the asset class without the hassle of selecting, buying, storing, and selling individual cards.
Trading card investing remains fragmented, opaque, and difficult to access. tash is building the infrastructure to make the asset class simpler, more transparent, and professionally managed. We are currently pursuing SEC qualification to launch regulated investment offerings backed by trading cards.
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Buy shares of professionally managed card indexes. The same discipline as an ETF, applied to the world’s most iconic cards.
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John Ohannesian
Founder/CEO
Co-Founder @ tash, Ex-IB & UC Berkeley, working towards bringing collectibles to the public markets
Nathan Borshell
Founder/CTO
Co-Founder at tash (S26). Previously at UBS Global Markets and Seso. Economics and Data Science at UC Berkeley.
Victor Shammas
Founder/CPO
UC Berkeley Business & Data Science, Co-Founder @ tash, building the public markets for collectibles.
Nicolas Sharma
Founder/COO
Co-Founder @ tash. Previously at J.P. Morgan and Capgemini. Econ + Business + Data Science at UC Berkeley.
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