A copy-paste going round: the one I overpaid for, and I would do it again
Two holders posted the same words on the same day about different pieces — I probably paid over floor, but I saw it and knew it was the one, one of the best purchases of my life, few understand, mfers do what they want — one of them calling his the perfect twin to the alpha mfer and noting he is coming up on nine months of owning it. That template going…
Grails go into a chest, and somebody sets himself the goal of rank S
Read this day with a warning: most of what the archive caught is not about this collection, because its name is also an extremely common English word people use for each other — 'these mfers', 'come on mfers'. Of eight posts only three are genuinely about the project. A collector opened a buyback pool on a raffle platform and named what goes in next week: a…
Sixteen sales and thirteen buyers, on a day the timeline spent arguing about tax tokens
The same caveat as the other days applies and it is worth repeating: this collection's name is also common English slang, so most of what the archive catches is people calling each other that rather than talking about the project — a crypto and stocks morning round-up, a long argument about tax tokens and whether rewarding holders out of trading fees…
Holders get an hour's head start on a tarot mint, and that is the whole day
Five posts, four of them using this collection's name as slang rather than naming the project, which is the permanent hazard of reading this archive. The one real item: a gallery presenting a blind-minted tarot project — 22 cards, 22 one-of-ones at 0.13 ETH each, every piece shipping with its physical card worldwide — with holders of this collection getting…
