Cryptoluffy retweeted
That's me, I won the 400$ card + other 20$ card, this tek is literally insane, probably one of the best reflection+pokemon coin.
You just hold and the system buys packs with fees and if you're the lucky one then you get a card.
In first 20 hours the best card was so far 400$ (from a 25$ pack). Now whats gonna happen when the system keeps running and we start to see even bigger cards, 1k, 5k even 50k usd??
What makes this better than other reflection coins is, you can win MUCH more than the fees the coin is making (which is an issue in other reflection coins when volume slows down). But here you can literally make 50k usd even if volume is almost 0.
Literally free at 40k mcap right now.
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Cryptoluffy retweeted
you can have a bad day every single day until its finally your turn.
if you never stop showing up, eventually you gonna catch the one that changes everything.
and from then on u just keep winning.
like it was always ur destiny to win.
what actually changes in this moment is ur mindset.
Cryptoluffy retweeted
Learn more about @mdf200 & his work on GTA
Podcasts:
youtube.com/watch?v=lP7QbwE1…
youtube.com/watch?v=C3CY4Zon…
Documentary:
youtube.com/watch?v=Ev7FqNa5…
Cryptoluffy retweeted
Grand Theft Auto was not born in a New York boardroom. It was born in Dundee, Scotland, and one of the people who created it was Mike Dailly ( @mdf200 ) .
DMA Design was founded in the late 80s by David Jones alongside Dailly, Russell Kay and Steve Hammond, all from the same amateur computer club. Dailly is widely described as the studio's first employee and a Co-founder. That studio is now Rockstar North.
@mdf200 designed the original prototype of Grand Theft Auto: a top-down view of a city that actually felt alive. He was shooting prototype footage as early as 1994, before the project even officially began in April 1995, and years before anyone knew what it would become. The game he helped build shipped with three cities: Liberty City, San Andreas and Vice City. Thirty years later they are still the map of the entire franchise
The game shipped on 28 November 1997, and the rest is the biggest franchise in gaming.
Nearly thirty years later, GTA 6 is taking us back to Vice City. One of the three cities from the game he helped build in Dundee.
Worth remembering who was actually in the room.
Cryptoluffy retweeted
Robinhood retired me thanks @vladtenev for making it possible for cats to trade
meow 😻
Cryptoluffy retweeted
We built a pack simulator that runs on real odds.
3 sites, 40 packs, real cards, real recorded values.
no money, no prizes. just the house edge, so you can get a feel for your luck before you pay for it.
rip-index.com/lab
Cryptoluffy retweeted
Have been beta testing @Rip_Index for ~ a month and have had some really good pulls.
Obviously its gambling, but having data and real time insight into who is pulling what and where + verified odds has helped (or at least imo has helped) choose which sites/which packs to pull from.
