Hi, it’s been a while. A lot has happened since we last spoke. (@wovencharlie here) I’m not sharing any of this for sympathy or understanding, but simply to offer a little perspective on where things have been. At the end of the day, results matter. And while it sometimes feels like this world rewards a convincing story more than genuine creators putting their hearts into their work, that’s just part of the journey. Our dog, Murray, nearly lost his life. For about a month, it was touch and go, and we weren't sure he'd pull through. Not long after, my father became ill, and sadly, we lost him. Experiences like these have a way of putting life into perspective. They remind us how precious time is, how much the people and things we love matter, and how important it is to spend whatever time we're given creating something meaningful. Through it all, my passion for gaming and creating hasn't faded. If anything, these experiences have given that passion a renewed sense of purpose. There are some incredible things taking shape, and $NYCPR is still very much one of them. It's part of a much bigger creative journey, with several projects we're genuinely excited about. I hope that when the time comes to share what we've been building, you'll feel some of that same excitement. We're putting a lot of heart into it, and we'll release it when the time is right.

🔊UP... $NYCPR

$NYCPR isn’t another lazy token with a roadmap full of buzzwords. It’s a free-to-play, multiplayer NYC rat game built around missions, chaos, movement, and prizes. Think open world rat energy: you hit the streets, pick up jobs, jack cars, run deliveries, dodge trouble, climb leaderboards, and compete for real rewards. Not some boring isometric click-around with a character sliding across a flat map your grandma plays. This is a real playable world with movement, missions, progression, and a city that keeps getting bigger. The game is free for everyone to play. No wallet required just to get in and run around. But for the $NYCPR community, Solana ties everything together. Holders and connected wallets unlock the prize side of the game: competitions, seasonal rewards, leaderboard payouts, exclusive access, and on-chain status. We’re calling it play-to-prize, not play-to-earn. Because this isn’t some fake job simulator where people grind pennies. It’s a game first. Fun first. Community first. The prizes are the extra fuel. Season One is the first real push: missions, multiplayer, rewards, progression, and the start of a bigger $NYCPR game universe. Web version always stays core. Solana stays the rails. Console can come later. The meme got us here. Now the rats are taking the city.

This is high praise from the dev that took $Trencher to over 10mm before handing it over to Grizz.

The new website is 🔥! Check it out! cs54.com/nycpr/

Funny seeing people discover our game dev background now. Over a decade ago we shipped Galactic Nemesis, an iOS space shooter that was reviewed by TouchArcade and featured alongside some of the biggest mobile games of its era. We’ve been building real games long before crypto, long before AI, and long before "vibe coding" became a thing. The first NYCPR game is just the beginning. NYCPR is the brand. The next chapters get bigger. 🚀 toucharcade.com/2015/05/13/g…

Our first iOS game brings the token to the world, but NYCPR is the real protagonist. This is chapter one, not the final form. The first game is our launchpad: a test bed for the bigger vision ahead. What comes next is where the full ecosystem starts to take shape: multiplayer, wallet integrations, deeper gameplay, and an entire world built around the NYCPR brand. While others in this space are vibe-coding their way forward, we’re real developers and real game creators building something built to last. We've built for the top entertainers in the world, and we're here to build for you! NYCPR isn’t just here to participate. NYCPR is here to own this space.

What does everyone think about us using migrate.fun and using fees to fuel our growth? We created this coin before Pump was hardly a thing. :)