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Ok ok ok bowing out of this one before I get in trouble with the wife... 
You shouldve sodl more blood
My blood levels are so low from all these sales and auctions..
Ok ok ok bowing out of this one before I get in trouble with the wife...
perhaps you need to offload a certain collector set to someone for more funds?
Lol good point!
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Ok ok ok bowing out of this one before I get in trouble with the wife...
You shouldve sodl more blood
Ok ok ok bowing out of this one before I get in trouble with the wife...
perhaps you need to offload a certain collector set to someone for more funds?
ok ok ok gotta go sell some blood, will be back to bid again soon 
Just found this article in Forbes about the CryptoKaiju: https://www.forbes.com/sites/rebeccacampbell1/2018/11/28/physical-meets-digital-cryptokaiju-launches-first-collectible-toys-on-the-blockchain/#78a6ce6241da
Just found this article in Forbes about the CryptoKaiju: https://www.forbes.com/sites/rebeccacampbell1/2018/11/28/physical-meets-digital-cryptokaiju-launches-first-collectible-toys-on-the-blockchain/#78a6ce6241da
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The website says Kaijus are "The World’s First Vinyl Toys Fully Traceable on a Public Blockchain" - can anyone think of an alternate? If not, seems like a potentially Big Deal to me.
Trying think of any other physical item that falls into this category, collectible or not.... hmmm....
There have been a bunch of 'art on the blockchain' projects over the past few years but no toys that I'm aware of, even back from the Counterparty days.
This is definitely the first time toys have been tokenized.
The beauty of the whole thing is that each toy is unique, each with a digital identity.
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The website says Kaijus are "The World’s First Vinyl Toys Fully Traceable on a Public Blockchain" - can anyone think of an alternate? If not, seems like a potentially Big Deal to me.
Trying think of any other physical item that falls into this category, collectible or not.... hmmm....
There have been a bunch of 'art on the blockchain' projects over the past few years but no toys that I'm aware of, even back from the Counterparty days.
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The website says Kaijus are "The World’s First Vinyl Toys Fully Traceable on a Public Blockchain" - can anyone think of an alternate? If not, seems like a potentially Big Deal to me.
suggestion:
each vinyl figure is identifiable with it's tamper-resistant Kaiju COA tag which is linked to an ERC-721 token. The NFC chip contains a unique ID. The ID of the tag is used when minting the ERC-721 token, mapping the unique tag ID to a unique token ID. Crypto Kaiju is comprised of 2 parts which link together to prove that each is authentic and unique.
Hence you should also include the ERC-721 token to the lot.
just my 2 satoshi's...
each vinyl figure is identifiable with it's tamper-resistant Kaiju COA tag which is linked to an ERC-721 token. The NFC chip contains a unique ID. The ID of the tag is used when minting the ERC-721 token, mapping the unique tag ID to a unique token ID. Crypto Kaiju is comprised of 2 parts which link together to prove that each is authentic and unique.
Hence you should also include the ERC-721 token to the lot.
just my 2 satoshi's...
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