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Unaudited prototype. The Sweep vault program and keepers have not been audited.
Nothing here is financial advice. Tokens can lose all value.
No guaranteed returns: NFT purchases and rewards happen only when earned fees allow.

Network: Mainnet · Data: live (indexer + chain) · Launches use Meteora DBC and DAMM v2 pools.

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Batman: The Killing Joke (1988) #1 on Sweep

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Batman: The Killing Joke (1988) #1

Batman: The Killing Joke (1988) #1

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A permanent transfer delegate could move vaulted NFTs out of custody at any time. [collection-permanent-transfer-delegate] A permanent burn delegate could burn vaulted NFTs at any time. [collection-permanent-burn-delegate] A permanent freeze delegate could freeze vaulted NFTs and block redemptions. [collection-permanent-freeze-delegate] Strategies can’t target it.

On-chain collection: HyqsHy…GzxZ1LResolved by reading listed members on-chain: 3/3 sampled listed members are verified members of HyqsHyYxQgSetwVhUSjibqJDMVwNCyaADUjhb4GzxZ1L (on-chain and DAS agree) · 20 h ago
Market: Floor 0.10 SOL · 31 listed · 7-day volume 2.0 SOLMagic Eden · stale, 8 h ago
Support checked: 20 h ago
Marketplaces: Magic Eden(opens in a new tab)

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Batman: The Killing Joke (1988) #1 presents one of the most influential confrontations between Batman and the Joker. Written by Alan Moore with art by Brian Bolland, the issue explores the Joker’s origin, his attack on Commissioner Gordon’s family, and the fragile line between order and madness. Originally printed on March 29, 1988, this Candy release highlights a landmark Batman story with enduring collector significance.