http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/07/16/spacepirates-rustbits-token-sale-now-live/ 
The Vault Room Buried on Kanbar, lies a vault room that the isolationists had secured for storing some of their rare possesions and cryptocurrency. The vault is hidden somewhere on the planet but over the centuries, the location has been lost. Rumors speak of a hidden chamber that contains a map to the location where the vault room is located, but to enter the chamber, you need a special access card. While only 5 of these ultra rare special access cards will be in the game, anyone who puchased 1 million tokens will get the ultra rare access card. Only 100 of these cards exist and after the token sale, the remaining cards will be burned, lost forever. The origin card is one of five in a limited gold series of ultra rare blockchain cards. The first card is being made exclusivly to token sale buyers that purchased 1 million or more tokens between June 26th and July 31st. The Origin Card  Long ago on planet Kanbar, a dreadnaught deep space cruiser landed to secure the planet for colonization. Mechs were dispatched to start constructing bases, roads, and living quarters for the colonists. A paradise was built for the first settlers from Earth on a habitable exoplanet. However, centuries later, the first report of mechs breaking down and turning on the colonists started to flood in from around the planet. Now, only dust and ancient technology remains scattered on the surface of the planet. The Age of Rust has its origins cemented into the foundation of the dry, cracked and lonely planetscape. Stay up to date with us... Slack: http://spacepirate.herokuapp.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpacePirate_io Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/spacepirate.io Token Sale Website: https://spacepirate.io/ico |
I like and support projects around bitcoin, when I outsource work, I pay in bitcoin. I fundamentally believe in counterparty and other protocols that ride on top of bitcoin as well. I'm sure Ethererum has it's place, but I think it still has a ways to go, I'm not against Eth, it's just not something I choose to build upon at the moment. As a dev, when I reach into my toolbox, I tend to grab what I know, but will often pickup something new and experiment with it. In the early days of the project, I did fiddle with Eth, but it was far too cumbersome an unwieldy. I appreciate bitcoin and counterparty for it's simplicity. I like and support projects around bitcoin, when I outsource work, I pay in bitcoin. I fundamentally believe in counterparty and other protocols that ride on top of bitcoin as well. I'm sure Ethererum has it's place, but I think it still has a ways to go, I'm not against Eth, it's just not something I choose to build upon at the moment. As a dev, when I reach into my toolbox, I tend to grab what I know, but will often pickup something new and experiment with it. In the early days of the project, I did fiddle with Eth, but it was far too cumbersome an unwieldy. I appreciate bitcoin and counterparty for it's simplicity. 
