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Collectible cards from the world’s biggest sport. Backed by @sequoia, @insightpartners & @coatuemgmt. ICC-licensed claw machines incoming.

Joined April 2026
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My latest @fcgrails Claw Machine pull: - Aaron Finch — EPIC 🔥 You grew up wanting to own the cricket moments you loved. Now you can reach in and pull them. Respect to one of Australia's greatest white-ball captains and power hitters.
The FC Grails claw machines are live. You grew up wanting to own the cricket moments you loved. Now you can reach in and pull them. Yours to keep, or sell back instantly. → grails.fancraze.com
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A collector pulled a Grail this morning, posted it, and wrote that it was tied to a match he'd watched as a kid with his father. I've read that message over ten times now. And that's because this is the entire reason Fancraze exists: the moment a fan finally gets to own a piece of the sport that shaped some part of who they are. For a hundred years, sports fans did this without thinking about it: - Ticket stubs - Trading card packs - Signed photos on the wall These things were proof that you were there, and they made you feel like you're part of something larger than life. Then everything was digitized, and somewhere along the way, all you could do was watch the sport you loved. You streamed the greatest moments of your life and owned none of them. Cricket, the second biggest sport on earth, never even had a proper trading-card era. Two and a half billion people, two centuries of history, and almost nothing a fan could collect and cherish. That's the gap we've spent four years building for. The origins reveal went live today, and watching people pull their first Grails tied to the matches and players they grew up swooning over makes it all worth it for us back at FC HQ. Onwards and upwards.
In case you missed it: the Origins Grails have been revealed! - 648 unique collectibles, with 101 one-of-ones. - Every card now showing its rarity, its player, and its instant liquidity offer. Which cards are you obsessing over? 👀
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> Pokémon had its moment (still going) > NBA Top Shot had its moment Cricket is next (over 2.5 billion fans) @fcgrails is officially licensing ICC cricket collectibles - Raised $120M - Backed by @0xFanCraze & some serious names Claim your pass early from MY REF LINK below 👇
🤝 Paid partnership
Introducing the Pavilion Pass, your ticket into FC Grails. → Claim your pass, get your starter score → Blue chip NFT holders get an extra points boost → Refer friends and complete tasks to climb up the order Claim yours now at grails.fancraze.com 🔔
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Just claimed my @fcgrails Pavilion Pass grails.fancraze.com/?ref=DM9… FC Grails is the only digital cricket collectibles platform officially licensed by the ICC. The product is a claw machine gacha, you rip packs, pull real licensed player cards, keep the ones you love, and instantly sell back This is the highest EV gacha I've seen in the space because the licensed supply is finite and exclusive. FanCraze holds the official ICC license. No competitor can ship a like for like product, not legally, not anywhere.
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Just claimed my FC Grails Pavilion Pass. FC Grails, built by FanCraze, is creating the first ICC-licensed claw machine for cricket cards and is backed by some of the world’s biggest VCs, including Sequoia Capital. Sports cards are a giant market. Claiming the @fcgrails card is free, and there could be future benefits for early adopters and users who climb the leaderboard
🤝 Paid partnership
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