Labubu crashed

Ng Cheh Hwang · Sep 15, 2025

Mini Labubu prices sink 24% from peak as speculative mania cools

https://www.straitstimes.com/life/mini-labubu-prices-sink-24-from-peak-as-speculative-mania-cools

Toymaker Pop Mart International Group’s most-recent release – a blind-box of 14 mini Labubus – has seen resale premiums drop 24 per cent from their pre-launch peak two weeks earlier, according to data gleaned from reseller platforms.

The set averaged 1,594 yuan (S$287) over the past three days on Qiandao, a Chinese reselling and trading platform focused on pop toys, versus its original retail price of 1,106 yuan.

syed putra · Sep 15, 2025

Girls prefer to hug labubu than men when they sleep?

Balls2U · Sep 15, 2025

It's time for me to launch a new competitor, Ninabu!

Ng Cheh Hwang · Sep 15, 2025

syed putra said:
Girls prefer to hug labubu than men when they sleep?

https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/35490119/labubu-doll-terrifying-secret/

Ng Cheh Hwang · Sep 15, 2025

Fading LABUBU frenzy wiped out US$13 billion from Pop Mart shares
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...mp-most-since-april-after-jpmorgan-downgrades

k1976 · Sep 26, 2025

Chase said:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/35490119/labubu-doll-terrifying-secret/

Got baby powder insai?

Tiagong is more power than 9 tail fox de woh

Samsters got buy and use at KTV or Gheyland Cheekon rice , any feedback?

Eg Cheekon sudden tell u that u are Andy Lau?

k1976 · Sep 26, 2025

Fever to fatigue? Pop Mart is actually happy that Labubu resale prices are dropping

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Chinese toymaker Pop Mart's trendy Labubu dolls were all the rage this summer, fuelling a robust secondary market for the product.
But scalpers appear to be panic-selling, leading resale prices to crater by half or more.
Pop Mart said the fall in resale prices would benefit the company, even though demand in the secondary market boosted the company's popularity.

This summer, the monster toy Labubu charmed the world with its cute and chaotic energy, commanding resale markups that would make day traders or Rolex flippers blush. One secret blind box edition was selling for over 2,000% above retail prices, according to Nomura. Last month, robbers in California staged a $30,000 heist.

Now, there are signs that the secondary market is losing steam — scalpers are panic-selling, watching prices crater by half or more. But Pop Mart, the Chinese company behind the phenomenon, said the fall in resale prices was just what they wanted.

Ng Cheh Hwang · Sep 26, 2025

k1976 said:
Got baby powder insai?

Tiagong is more power than 9 tail fox de woh

Samsters got buy and use at KTV or Gheyland Cheekon rice , any feedback?

Eg Cheekon sudden tell u that u are Andy Lau?

Ktv girlfriend must give iphone 17 pro max

syed putra · Sep 26, 2025

k1976 said:
One secret blind box edition was selling for over 2,000% above retail prices, according to Nomura. Last month, robbers in California staged a $30,000 heist

Like crypto coins. World has gone mad.

k1976 · Nov 16, 2025

Pop Mart’s Labubu Risks Beanie Baby-Style Collapse, Analyst Says

Labubu dolls on display at Pop Mart’s “Monsters by Monsters: Now and Then” 10-year anniversary exhibition in Shanghai last month.Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
By Charlotte Yang
November 16, 2025 at 8:00 AM GMT+8
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The euphoria surrounding Labubu toys is starting to resemble the boom-and-bust cycle that ended in the collapse of Beanie Babies in the 1990s, a warning sign for investors, a bearish analyst says.

The hype over the sharp-fanged monster dolls is about to peak, and doubts about the next sales driver for owner Pop Mart International Group Ltd. suggest its shares have limited upside, said Melinda Hu, a senior research analyst for Asia consumer stocks at Bernstein in Hong Kong.

k1976 · Nov 16, 2025

We're talking about Michael Saylor, chief of Strategy (MSTR), the enterprise software company known for stockpiling bitcoin. The price of the world's most valuable cryptocurrency has been falling lately, and rumors broke out on social media that the company was selling amid the slide. Saylor dismissed those rumors, but the notion that latched onto the possibility that the man who might be bitcoin's best-known bull was turning tail shows the negativity radiating from the market at present.1

As X users started to fret, Saylor posted an image of himself on a life raft as a burning ship sank behind him. "HODL," he said, using an acronym for "hold on for dear life."2

The sell-off in risk assets this week—a bleed that the end of the U.S. government shutdown couldn't stem—has put a dent in the price of bitcoin and the narrative that it could be a useful hedge against stocks or a safe haven like gold. Bitcoin sank below $95,000 on Friday morning to levels not seen since early May. Some crypto-linked stocks diverged, with MicroStrategy declining about 4%, while Coinbase Global (COIN), and Robinhood (HOOD) were up at least 1%.

https://www.investopedia.com/strate...bitcoin-investors-as-its-price-falls-11849689

k1976 · Nov 16, 2025

Crypto ‘whales’ are selling bitcoin as it sinks further below $100,000. Should investors be worried?

But Strategy is still buying, Michael Saylor said on Friday

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Published: Nov. 14, 2025 at 4:53 p.m. ET

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Bitcoin continued its decline below $100,000 on Friday.PHOTO: MARKETWATCH PHOTO ILLUSTRATION/ISTOCKPHOTO

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As bitcoin traded below its key $100,000 milestone this week, recent selling by “whales” — or holders of large amounts of the cryptocurrency — along with other long-term holders has emerged as a notable contributor to the recent weakness.

Most blockchain-analytics firms define “whales” as individuals or institutions holding 1,000 bitcoin or more. Although the identities of most whales are unknown, blockchain data can still offer insights into their activity by tracking their crypto wallets.

k1976 · Nov 16, 2025

Crypto Market Slips Into ‘Extreme Fear’ After Bitcoin Fails to Hold $100,000 Level

The sell-off is attributed to a combination of factors, including profit-taking, institutional outflows, macro uncertainty, and low liquidity.

By Francisco Rodrigues|Edited by Aoyon Ashraf
Nov 16, 2025 at 1:17 a.m.

Market sentiment for crypto is at 'Extreme Fear' (Midjourney/Modified by CoinDesk)Read More

What to know:

Crypto market sentiment has plummeted to "extreme fear" with the Fear & Greed Index dropping to 10, its lowest level since late February, amid a week of losses across major cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin led the decline, dropping over 5% in the past seven days to trade at levels not seen since early March, with the wider crypto market also losing 5.8% of its value.
The sell-off is attributed to a combination of factors, including profit-taking, institutional outflows, macro uncertainty, and low liquidity.

laksaboy · Nov 16, 2025

Just another silly Tiong-invented fad. See also: QR code for every small thing in your life, online sales on days when the day and month are the same number. :rolleyes:

Mofusand cat is the trendy thing now.

https://www.capitaland.com/sg/en/shop/malls/discover/mofusand-holidays.html

k1976 · 2025-12-18T18:52:34+0800

Pop Mart’s 40% Stock Rout Shows Growing Labubu Crash Worry

Merchandise at a store at Pop Land in Beijing. Photographer: Na Bian/Bloomberg
By Bloomberg News
December 18, 2025 at 6:00 AM GMT+8
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Takeaways by Bloomberg AI

Labubu mania appears to be ebbing as quickly as it surged, driving a roughly 40% rout for former market darling Pop Mart International Group Ltd.

A disappointing US Black Friday and cooling resale demand have revived comparisons to the 1990s’ Beanie Babies bust, challenging the notion that Pop Mart could become China’s answer to Walt Disney Co. or Hello Kitty owner Sanrio Co.