It reminds me of the sneaker-flipping craze that simultaneously emerged in China and the US a few years ago, when popular AJ series and Yeezy releases led to frenzied queuing and reselling on secondary platforms, with prices directly doubling or even tripling, and limited edition sneakers selling for as high as tens of thousands. Sneaker trading platforms initially started with physical inventory sales, gradually evolving to trade futures of unreleased shoe models, and later even allowing fractional trading of shoes. At the time, the most popular sneaker trading platform in the US was , valued at billions of dollars. On , sneakers could be traded in a manner similar to financial markets, with the platform using a transparent and anonymous method to connect buyers and sellers. Participants could determine whether to sell or purchase through real-time bidding and asking prices. As positioned itself, it was indeed like a "sneaker stock market", where each item was like a stock. In China, the hottest sneaker trading platforms were "<毒>" and "<得物>". Currently, is still operating normally, but far from its peak in 2021. <得物> has transformed, and <毒> can no longer be seen.

x.com/gr3ylau/status/193200902...…多谢指出，勘误下。毒 Transformed from a trendy shoe trading platform to a trendy fashion platform and changed its name to Dewu. I got it mixed up.