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Why do people buy these cards? They do not have crypto on them.

some of the cards do - such as the redemption ones. I have 5 or 6 that are loaded. Also, some buy them so they can load the cards themselves.

You can load a Cardsmiths card?

if it is a cardsmiths ballet card, yes. That is what is being displayed at the link above. You can buy several of them directly from cardsmiths - along with 2 different loadable coins as well. The redemption cards can be found in many (if not all) of their various card series.

Ah, so a white label Ballet wallet. Got it. Thanks for the clarity!

not sure what you mean by "white label" these are simply custom ballet wallets that cardsmiths had made - I have also done at least a dozen various custom wallets on my own. And ballet releases a new card every week as well.

White label means custom cards for a brand that is not Ballet. So anything "custom" is white labeled.

This is inaccurate... white label would mean ballet made it, but cardsmiths would not want that fact known and the name ballet would be nowhere on the card... hence "white label."

They are just custom ballet cards.

Thanks for the clarity. I was merely defining the term "white label"

I have never seen a Cardsmiths wallet so I wrongfully assumed they white labeled it to have their own without Ballet's name on the wallets.

ahh yea the cards have both "Cardsmiths" and "Ballet" on them.

Ah ha! That is indeed not a white label situation. Thanks for clarifying!