Renaiss just released the Vaulted Cards Redemption Guide, which explains in detail how to redeem your cards from the Vault into physical form. The process isn’t complicated, but it sends an important signal Tokenizing collectibles ≠ keeping them on-chain forever. A truly mature RWA (Real World Asset) infrastructure must support the two-way flow between on-chain assets and physical assets. Here’s what you can do: ✅ Store physical cards in the Vault and receive on-chain assets; ✅ Trade, hold, or transfer them on-chain; ✅ Redeem the corresponding physical cards back into your hands whenever needed. This means on-chain trading gains liquidity, while physical collectibles retain ultimate ownership. Many RWA projects talk about "asset tokenization," but the real challenge lies in achieving trusted custody, transparent mapping, and seamless redemption. In my opinion, Redemption isn’t just a simple user feature—it’s a critical step in determining whether the entire asset lifecycle can be completed. If more TCGs (Trading Card Games), artworks, designer toys, luxury goods, and other high-value collectibles adopt similar models in the future, the liquidity of the on-chain collectibles market could surpass traditional markets by a significant margin. If you own Vaulted Cards, I recommend checking out the official Redemption Guide to get familiar with the process in advance. @renaissxyz might not just be building a collectibles platform—they could be laying the foundation for physical collectible assets to enter Web3. @xhunt_ai @yzilabs