The fruit of many years of collecting, analysis and lectures. A unique part of a new phenomenon and 500 pages, 222 collections, 34 countries — extensive chronicles of issues that no one has previously described so comprehensively in a single book.


The result of years of building collections, hundreds of hours of analysis and numerous lectures. The book illustrates philately's transition into the digital dimension — without forgetting its roots.
A practical guide to the world of crypto stamps, NFTs and digital issues. For collectors, investors and anyone who wants to understand where Philately 3.0 is heading.
The author is looking for patrons for the English edition who can assist with sponsorship, marketing and global distribution of the book. Contributions from postal operators and issuers of digital philately and crypto stamp products across Europe are particularly appreciated.
Contact the authorThe first edition, referencing the red variant of the digital crypto stamp.

Highly limited numbered edition for the most demanding collectors.

Combines the story of an investor and enthusiast about a new phenomenon with a 'chronicle-atlas' — a compilation of all the world's digital stamp issues. Not just documentation, but an invitation to further discovery.
Focuses on philately and shows its remarkable journey into the world of blockchain. Explains in an accessible way how a paper stamp is being replaced by a unique token. An inspiring read.
I constantly seek new, non-obvious asset classes. This book is a perfect example of how a hundred-year-old tradition seamlessly merges with modern Web3 technology. For philatelists, blockchain enthusiasts and investors looking for diversification — required reading.
For several reasons. First, I always wanted to write and publish such a work. Second, the book describes my passion, which I found in the world of Web3 — a passion for crypto stamps, and really for the entire field of digital philately as an extension of my childhood passion for collecting stamps. I wrote it because I wanted to do something more for the new industry and new inventions on the border of tradition, history and technology — for the entire community gathered around this phenomenon, so it can unite, grow and look to the future.