Slippy's NFT art is created in collaboration with Antoine Mingo, the original Pudgy Penguins artist. But the bigger opportunity is commercial IP rights. NFT holders could create merch, content, and other products around their characters. If @Slippyclub gains recognition beyond crypto, owning a character could become more interesting than simply holding a PFP.

This WL is turning into a pure holder war At first, holding 50K $MUSEGOD could still show you around Top 400. But the latest update makes the rule much clearer: 244 WL spots → Top 244 biggest holders. Right now, the cutoff is already around 210K tokens (~$85), and that number can still move a lot before the snapshot. Snapshot: Wednesday, 12:00 UTC So this is not really a “hold X amount and you’re safe” situation. It’s a ranking game. If more people accumulate near the deadline, the minimum needed for Top 244 will probably keep climbing. Personally, I’d watch the holder leaderboard closely instead of blindly buying a fixed amount. The interesting part is that anyone who entered early is still slightly up, so there’s at least some flexibility if the competition gets too expensive. Now the real question is: How high will the Top 244 cutoff go before Wednesday?

Another NFT game (free mint) on Robinhood 🖥️ [BOOKMARK] Build PCs on a pixel art island. The NFT is not just a PFP it boosts your ingame earnings 👇 @ComputersRh is a P2E game by @0xArtix. Each player gets their own island: buy parts, build PCs, upgrade, expand, and earn tokens. Stronger setups earn more, but they also cost more electricity, parts wearing out, thermal paste, and cooling. A bad build runs hot and earns less. How to get in: 1) Early Access: fill out the form at computersrh.xyz to enter 24 hours before public launch. 2) Dates: Early Access Oct 6, 4:00 PM UTC. Public launch Oct 7, 4:00 PM UTC. The token launches with Early Access. 3) NFT: 3,333 supply, free mint, mint date TBA. Allocation: 1,889 Collabs / 1,111 Players / 333 Creators. Creators can chase a GTD WL: sign in with X on the Creators page, post about the project, and submit the link (once every 12 hours). SIMPLE VERSION: island = where you farm, PC = the machine that earns, NFT = earnings multiplier. You can play without an NFT. Holding one just makes you earn more. This is @0xArtix’s first project (game studio intern, Web3 dev, into Blender/3D). The mint is free because he doesn’t want his first ask to be “send money” before he doxxes and publishes the contracts. He says he will dox and open the contracts before launch.

Possible early alpha: GIWA mainnet 👀 GIWA is an EVM L2 backed by Upbit, one of Korea’s biggest CEX. Mainnet was rumored for late September, so launch could be getting close. Before things get crowded, there are already a few ecosystem projects with whitelist/forms open: → @STETNFT stetnft.xyz/whitelist → @GIWAUP giwaup.xyz → @GiwaSignals giwasignals.fun No GTD these lead to rewards, but if GIWA starts pushing ecosystem incentives around mainnet, being early on the first wave of projects could matter. Low effort, worth a few minutes imo. DYOR.

ALPHA Most meme coins give you a mascot to trade @Slippyclub is trying to build an entire character economy around one snake with 12 personalities and zero arms. Think memes, NFTs, gaming, merch, and commercial IP rights. The interesting part isn't just robinhood:0xf0568863195770965a6d8abb0aa87f4314b80320. It's how far this ridiculous snake could go beyond crypto.

6/7 The Yield Fields Effect MoG recently kicked off Deed Season with @YieldFields_RH, offering 850 WL spots. But forget about the WL for a sec. Look at what happened to the game. Before Sep 17, daily Key usage was pretty quiet. On September 18, total Key usage surged to roughly 230,000 in a single day, with activity remaining elevated on September 19. Across the 14 days period shown on the dashboard, MoG recorded: - 400,488 Normal Keys used - 170,400 Expedition Keys used - 36,664 Eve Keys used Instead of simply giving away WL spots through social quests, MoG turned the competition into another reason for players to actually play the game. You're genius @Skarly

3/7 Where does the money come from? I was digging through MoG weekly recaps and noticed something interesting. Aug 20: 56,047 Keys burnt → $39,233 prize pool Sep 3: 80,735 Keys burnt → $56,515 prize pool Sep 17: 26,161 Keys burnt → $18,313 prize pool Across all 3 weeks, the prize pool works out to almost exactly $0.70 per Key burnt. With Arcade Keys costing $1 each, that's a pretty interesting ratio. Players spend money to enter the maze, and a big chunk of that spending goes back into the prize pool they're competing for. More Keys burnt = more money flowing into the pool, assuming that same ratio holds. And that's what makes MoG economy interesting to me.