Topic: [PEPECASH] 🐸 Pepecash / RarePepe 🦄 Spepeculation Topic - page 17. (Read 33583 times)

You missed the entire point.  9/10 trolling, would get trolled again.  A+ delivery and quick shipping.  



This shit is gonna be amazing - people can put Rare Pepes into boosters and content creators can earn dividends and bounties for them.  Most importantly this entire Pepe ecosystem represents the biggest principle of a successful project - getting people involved.

Okay I'll buy counterparty. Thanks!

Are you excited to be famous? Will you do Jimmy Fallon with the rest of the Monero dev team?

I'm not a developer and I'm not recommending you buy anything.  This is a speculation topic, not a financial advice topic.  You take your own risks and enjoy/suffer your own consequences.  Monero and Aeon likely will change the world, but Counterparty (of which Rare Pepes are the premier current asset) will also likely change the world too.  I was once a simple beta cuck too, with only a few dollars to my name.  But in 2015 I took some extreme risks which ended up panning out extremely well.  That's the only difference between you and I.  
  
I personally think that while Monero and Aeon are both undervalued by a factor of about 10x, Counterparty is currently undervalued by a factor of 10x to 50x, a pricing discrepancy which I expect to be corrected in the next 12 to 24 months.  As well, Pepes will benefit from this substantial increase as well, likely significantly eclipsing the $70 million market cap that Doge achieved in 2014.  For one, there is a ton more utility in the Pepe ecosystem than Doge ever had.  Whereas Doge was a one dimensional up-up-up game of pump, Pepes are a multidimensional labyrinth of rarity and value.
  
I own all of the above, and all of the above are risky as hell, so if you want safe and steady growth.... I dunno?  Vanguard Cuckfunds?  But certainly crypto isn't for you.  And decilliondouple certain Pepecash isn't for you.  
  
But I'm bullish af on XCP and Rare Pepes for the rest of this year.  

But American Pegasus, Monero and aeon can change the world....wouldn't you rather have us spend our money on that?

Perhaps you're so rich from being a developer that 3500 is jothong to you, but how can you recommend that us poors not buy xmr and aeon with our money?

Indeed... most peeps go full WTF when explained the fiat not backed by anything stuff, let alone a currency enforced by competitive PoW. If you add insult to injury and add a metaconsensus layer on top of crypto, people go full mental.

Understanding why Counterparty and Rare Pepes are so marvelous requires one to truly grasp the power of ownership of digital assets in the abstract.  And it takes time to properly appreciate. 
 
Just like to truly 'get' Bitcoin, one must understand money itself in the abstract.  Which also takes time to properly appreciate. 
 

Nowadays i believe not only games.... art and its distribution will change completely with this tech. There's already a tokenly thing for music, imagine if it was a rarepepewallet but with music, with a decentralized exchange of singles or albums....

The opportunity is HUGE

CL do you even pepe?

The game: It's being developed by my team, we have a pretty solid business plan you can read on our placeholder site http://rarepepe.party it's not a me too ICO scam (heck, we haven't even announced as an ICO, we just wrote on the investment subforum and it got like 3 replies).

The "trading" part of the pepe cards is already alive, decentralized and permissionless in the Counterparty DEX, which is imho a pretty solid, if not underestimated, piece of code. There's rarepepewallet.com which plugs into the DEX and puts a pretty frontend with the cards, which is just a glimpse of what this technology can do.

So yeah... not another "me too" stuff....

Also, why not like Mooooonero and Pepe? is it forbidden? i like them both.... heck, i even like PascalCoin (i'm a Delphi old timer). Diversity in life makes it richer.

Here, have a gift (sent the non-obfuscated code to you via PM).

If you don't control the private keys, you don't control the asset.  No offense, creating any video game is cool work.  But to actually own a Rare Pepe means you own a decentralized asset backed by the strongest and most unhackable computer security on Earth.  
  
Even if Rare Pepes had no game associated with them at all, they would still be neat.  But the fact that there is a game, with booster packs, and a fully fleshed out ecosystem that comes as an automatic consequence of being a counterparty asset.... is downright magical.  
  
This is where Bitcoin finally hits its stride and begins to shine - showing us the next level of abstraction of digital rarity, and you decry it for yet another centralized video game?  If the CryptoKingdom servers shut down, your assets are gone.. If the Pepe team were wiped clean from the Earth and the entire game were erased... you would still have your Pepes and a new game would begin to be built around them.  
  
That's the power of a decentralized asset.  You are trying to get us excited about the video game equivalent of fiat, when something far better already exists.  I do hope CryptoKingdom gets ported to the Aeon version of Counterparty, when it one day exists.  I would definitely be interested then.  
  
But I'm not interested in Rare Pepes because they are a game, or even a game involving crypto.... I am interested because they are the next generation of how games will work on a fundamental level.

Well XMR doesn't currently have a counterparty layer, so unfortunately no. As a side note, this may be an area where AEON can excel, as having 0 mixin would probably make it a fantastic candidate to become the "CryptoNote Counterparty."

The problem with economic games (meaning really anything with trading mechanics; so any MMORPG with an auction house could be an example) is that there never appears to be any real thought behind the trading/markets/etc. Even studios/developers with the budget to hire a financial analyst or two don't seem to. Like Blizzard. Diablo III was supposed to finally be in-game auction mechanics done right, but prices quickly crashed across the board and the cash auction house was removed entirely.

CK slowly but surely is building the economic and player base necessary for a true "real money" MMORPG. Just think of a game like World of Warcraft. You may be killing mobs and selling your fur scraps to a merchant. Upon sale, the fur scraps never go anywhere and just "poof" out of existence. Compare to something like CK where the eventual plan is that lone merchant, and numerous other NPCs, are owned by multiple players and factions vying for economic gain. So in this same example, that merchant may be employed by an in-game corporation,  which in turn is owned by multiple player characters who hire managers who dictate details such as pricing policy.

Something like this sounds more compelling to me than yet another trading card game, which seem to be developed by the hundreds each year ad infinitum...

Are cryptokingdom's assets decentralized and built on top of the Monero blockchain in a secondary and tertiary layer?  Or do they require risto's servers in order to be tradable? 
 
The beauty of counterparty assets is that no one can ever take them away from you once you control them, and they don't depend on any particular game or server.  It really is the future of video games, and Rare Pepes are one of the first examples. 
 
I never got into cryptokingdom because risto naming himself 'king' left a bad taste in my mouth - a game should be an invitation for others to join you in fun on an equal basis... not a chance for you to confer status upon yourself. 

While I can see the appeal of Pepe as a "fun" collection game / crypto asset supported by the BTC blockchain, I have to wonder - as an XMR investor yourself - what do you think about how Risto's Crypto Kingdom (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/crypto-kingdom-1991-retro-virtual-worldcity-819073) isn't getting more love?

It's been around for years and - if you read the game and design threads - it is clear that if any game will become *the* true economic online RPG, this is the one. All the better that it uses XMR as its base for in-game currency!

To compare: while "games" backed by BitCrystals/Nexium may be "prettier," it's clear that they don't have the potential depth that Crypto Kingdom is offering in its own economic playground right now. While CK is in a semi-paused mode as the new clans modules are rolled out, the markets and assets (of which there are 100s if not 1000s in the game) offer trading options that you don't even see on the big name crypto exchanges. So already there is more "game" here compared to, say, BCY's inane disc flipping action I'm still amazed BCY is at $10m to $15m; it's like no one has actually ever tried "Spells of Genesis" out to see how terrible it is; and the bland/generic artwork is almost worse than no artwork at all...

Oh, and Crypto Kingdom is looking to release a Counterparty based asset as well for their in-game "shares" which have had a market cap in recent months of anywhere from 50k - 100k XMR (so say $500k - $1m at current valuations). This doesn't even include the value of all the in-game items, assets, corporations, etc. As an example, even lowly CAN (in-game weed that raises character health and wisdom) has a $10k market cap

What is your definition of a shitcoin?  I think of a shitcoin as a clone which offers nothing new to the space.  
  
Pepe most certainly does offer quite a bit.  It's the most popular XCP asset with a large and passionate community all making new resources for the economy - resources that are going to power an online game... an online game which you can buy shares in, which also pay dividends when booster packs are sold of these same rare pepes.  
  
I mean, imagine if a game like CounterStrike had player-verifiable and decentralized assets with their own built in trading market.   Imagine if a portion of the rare drop fees went back to investing players profits.  And all of it is an amazing example of what counterparty can do.  It's the first kind of game and asset that has ever done this, and it's also going viral.  
  
So no, I do not consider this a shitcoin.  At all.  Most people that get into Pepes say they haven't felt something this magical since the original rise of Dogecoin.  

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In fact, I believe in this concept so much that shortly before I wrote this post I snagged one of the seven unique cards in the entire certified Rare Pepe collection.... a MyLittlePepe.... a 1/1 issue.  
  
 

 
  
On the DEX I paid 1 million Pepecash for it, or about a USD value of $3500.  Why?  Because this is the power of Counterparty and decentralized assets + trading.  
  
Go get some XCP.  Go get some Pepecash.  Stop taking life and money so seriously, and let's have some fun.  There's some legitimately rare pepes out there.  And they are unforgable little blockchain miracles - you know how cool it feels to own one of the rarest of them all?  
  

American Pegasus, are you lead dev on aeon or is that smooth? Maybe I'm confused and you just run in their circle....

Do acknowledge that this is a shitcoin? I understand the value proposition in the sense that it is fun, whimsical coin.....

Pepe cards are Counterparty (XCP) asset

You can trade them in the Counterparty Decentralized Exchange (DEX) https://wallet.counterwallet.io/

OR If you are not familiar you just need to download the APP Book of Orbs on your mobile (Android or IOS) collect and trade them directly



Read this

https://steemit.com/blockchain/@elma-landro/book-of-orbs-boo-substitute-xcp-by-pepecash-for-rare-pepe-cards-order

I only have one bct account.  And I am not a Monero dev - basically every single thing in your post was factually wrong.  People are invited to judge Pepecash on its own technical merits, which are formidable.  There has never been a meme or game leveraging tech like this before.  It is one of those rare perfect storms which forms every few years in crypto, this being one of those times. 
 
Read up on counterparty and XCP assets.  Pepecash has quickly emerged as the premier counterparty asset, and is up 100% since I made this topic.  What are you complaining about again? 

Monero core dev and his sock puppets looking to unload a bunch of shit onto noob traders.

NEVER BUY ON THE PUMP.

May you explain me how are traded Pepe cards ? They are like coins on a normal altcoin or is there here a new system ?

Nice !

300 satoshi break !

New floor

We are focus on Pepecash but there are also the Rarepepe cards, some of them are very rare

https://twitter.com/ActualAdviceBTC/status/831113049608065024



The most expensive pepe ever (bugged pepe) was just sold for $2800 on the Pepecash blockchain.

A nice Signature ;-)