Yes!
Two months ago, we launched Local Buy Box repricing.
Amazon awards the Buy Box by area now, not once per listing.
Same DEWALT battery, same second: Prime members in Dallas saw $68.96. Prime members in Alaska saw a different seller at $100.00.
Your Buy Box share is an average.
👉 hubs.la/Q04CQxNk0
Well maybe ease up on the brand restrictions for 3p sellers? 🤷♂️
JUST IN: Amazon $AMZN crashes 11% after reporting $201.9 billion in revenue for Q3 2026, missing expectations.
Come steal some merch for cheap
Our team is doing a Whatnot live show tonight at 7 PM CST. It would be cool if a bunch of people none of us ever met dropped in. Just sayin'.
If you get a great deal, thank Amazon for gating Tory Burch. We've got the goods.
whatnot.com/live/56b0ceb3-00…
Cowards die many times before their deaths; The valiant never taste of death but once. - Shakespeare
One thing I know to be true:
The fear of failure is far worse than actually failing.
Failure gives you data. Fear gives you excuses.
I've been deathly afraid of failure my entire life. But I've learned that failure is a necessary part of success.
Like that saying goes: "I've failed more than most people have tried."
Great video
NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why the Pokémon card market is heading for a crash
On September 28, 2026, a rare Pikachu Pokémon card sold at auction for an astonishing $8.4 million. But just eight weeks earlier, another card with the exact same grade sold for around $80,000, a tiny fraction of that price.
What's even more surprising is that neither card was entirely unique. Grading companies have identified at least 57 other examples with the same grade, while the Pokémon Company printed roughly 10 billion cards in the previous year alone.
Despite the massive supply, certain Pokémon cards continue to sell for extraordinary amounts of money. But behind these prices is a market driven by three major players, and only one of them truly needs prices to stay high.
So how did collectible Pokémon cards become a multimillion-dollar market, and what happens when the hype finally starts to fade?
This is the rise and inevitable fall of Pokémon cards.
Great question!
Replying to @sellersnap_io
@sellersnap_io why did you take away the column on the Presets page showing how many listings are using each strategy? I know I can get it from a report but sometimes those take 10 minutes or more to generate. I loved seeing it at a click and a glance.
Got to watch my son dominate his first tournament this morning. Submitted two opponents in 61 and 47 seconds.
This is actually cracking me up
😂 This guy is Nostradamus
It's funny because it's true 😂
Found intervals.icu this weekend. They have a garmin connector and an api for their site. I can finally pipe my training data out to my agent that handles my health stuff. 🏃♂️ 🏋️♂️























