| | | Snagging a pair of high demand, limited-edition sneakers can seem like a nearly impossible feat in 2018. Whether your wait is on hot concrete in a line around the block, or in an interminable queue&nb | | If you have trouble reading this email, go to the online version |  | |  | | | | | |  | | | | August 15, 2018 | | A New Must-Have App for Sneakerheads
How SneakerCon Is Using Next-Level Tech to Conquer Scammers and the Competition | |  | | | | | | | Snagging a pair of high demand, limited-edition sneakers can seem like a near impossible feat in 2018. Whether your wait is on hot concrete in a line around the block, or in an interminable queue on an online checkout page, the purchasing process can often feel hopeless. When, you may wonder, will it be possible to actually wear these bad boys?
Such thoughts explain why the sneaker resale racket is currently one of the most dynamic marketplaces in the world, and why the largest players in said marketplace are constantly looking for new ways to stay ahead of their competition.
One surefire way to up the ante is through authentication. Sneakerheads depend on their hard-earned sneakers being legit and genuine. And if they're not? Well, people like Kanye West are happy to straight up tell you so.
This is why SneakerCon—the largest traveling sneakerhead convention in the world—is delivering a high-tech plot twist to the sneaker resale market, via their new app...
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