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The "stock market of things" known for its hype-driven selection of sneakers, luxury handbags, watches and streetwear is the latest resale company to close a major funding round.

Power sellers and top earners from Grailed, Poshmark and StockX weigh in.

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We spoke to individuals with significantly differing stakes and contributions to the sneaker industry about what the rest of 2019 (and beyond) has in store.

Plus, four ways the sneaker resale market will change in 2019.

From a financial standpoint, this hype-driven sector of the market shows no sign of slowing down.

Karlie Kloss is among its newest investors, too.

The Detroit-based "stock market of things" startup currently boasts more than 3,000 Supreme products on its website.