The QB Club is not exclusive… but it feels that way.
The barrier to entry for the QB Club is low. Not as a slogan. As mechanics. It doesn’t take hundreds of dollars. It doesn’t take being a crypto genius. It takes registration, some USDC or SOL, and a vision. NFTs list for $5 to $19. Registration takes minutes.
Our beta crew took the first few quarterbacks off the board. Others came to the party once testing was complete. The playbook has many forms. Find a player, or players, you love and watch them outperform in League competitions – in NFL games or our off-season simulations. Stack real cards in our periodic Vault Boosts.
Don’t take our word for it. Look at what our earliest members have done.
SeaSickMutant: The Card Was the Vision
SeaSickMutant is an original beta tester, and he secured the Lamar Jackson NFT early. Then Jackson went out and won the Summer SIM. Around that same time, the club pulled an Emeka Egbuka Billboard Materials card, a prized insert from the Topps Flagship series. SeaSickMutant used his winnings to secure the NFT, and the card with it.
That is the Egbuka angle, and it is not about predicting a breakout. The vision was the cardboard: a real, valuable, vaulted card backing the NFT from day one.
The player offers the possibilities. The cardboard makes it real.
rmboos: Built Like a Fan
rmboos is a Panthers fan, so when he had the opportunity to participate in the QB Club, he took Bryce Young. Young surprised some people by finishing second in our Summer SIM. rmboos took the winnings and rounded out his roster: two more Panthers in Chuba Hubbard and Tet McMillan, and one of the league’s best tight ends in Brock Bowers.
His is a complete lineup, one of the only users with a player at every position, and it has earned him a podium spot in each of the first two weeks of the Starting Four: the crown in Week 6 at 68.54, third in Week 7 at 43.82 and then back-to-back wins in weeks 8 and 9.
All of it took vision.
condontp: The Skeptic
condontp was our resident skeptic. A non-crypto believer, he was brought in to tell us what we’re doing wrong, which can often be a great benefit for a new project.
Starting with Jordan Love, condontp won the DK Metcalf NFT in our Season Zero sim. He then used winnings from the Summer SIM to add Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo, two player NFTs from his favorite team, the Giants. Even with Dart’s injury, the Love, Metcalf, and Skattebo combination has led him to the Starting Four podium three times in the first four weeks.
The Structure Does the Rest
Find your player, and the club does the compounding.
Competitions pay $QBC every single week: Position-specific League Play and multi-positional Starting Four – all the way through the Super Bowl.
Every Wednesday (or Thursday) the Vault Boost rips packs on our Instagram channel, and the hits go into the vault behind the NFTs.
Our off-season Sims can yield big prizes in $QBC, $SOL or Player-NFTs.
More NFTs, more $QBC, more physical cards.
A Lot Still Remain
A lot of players have been taken, but a lot still remain. As a persistent project, future potential can often be worth more than veteran performance.
Individuals abound: Ja’Marr Chase, Tyler Warren, Bhayshul Tuten.
High-ceiling prospects: Omar Cooper, Jeremiyah Love, Ty Simpson.
Round out a full roster of stars: Drake Maye, Bucky Irving, JSN, Colston Loveland.
Or build one entirely on future upside: Mendoza, Braelon Allen, Jordyn Tyson, Kenyon Sadiq.
Fill up the roster, or take a player you love and see how they grow.
You don’t need hundreds of dollars. You don’t need to be a crypto genius. We can give you a wallet at registration, you add a little USDC or SOL.
Find the player you believe in. Own their NFT. Follow their journey. Compete with the Club.
One block at a time, we keep the chains moving.