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We think Folds are still underused and part of that is on us. We haven’t explained them clearly enough. A Fold turns an onchain portfolio into one transferable NFT. You put tokens, ETH, or NFTs inside. Whoever owns the Fold controls its contents. Why is that useful? Imagine you hold a token position and want to sell it. Instead of swapping those tokens through a liquidity pool, you can package them into a Fold, set an asking price in ETH, and list the bundle for sale. The buyer purchases the Fold and takes control of the assets inside. An OTC-style deal, through an onchain marketplace. The sale itself doesn’t swap the underlying tokens, so it creates no direct pool price impact. The buyer’s later trades can still affect the market. And the assets aren’t permanently locked inside: • Create a Fold and keep it, or withdraw its assets while you still own it. • Buy a Fold and hold it, resell it, or withdraw some or all of its contents. • While listed, seller withdrawals are blocked. Cancel the listing first to regain control. Withdrawals require an unlisted, unlocked Fold. After a sale, the previous owner loses access. Before buying, inspect the contents: the seller’s asking price and the portfolio’s estimated value are different things. Build a bundle. Set your terms. Sell the bundle. Skip the swap. Here’s how Folds work in 80 seconds 👇 equifold.xyz/folds

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