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Roost has now over 5000 ranked nft traders and over 1 million tracked sales.
Top 5 traders have made over +33 ETH
Still early.
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once upon a time
there was a tribe of hermit crabs 🦀
each living on its own personal island
a city with a life of its own
interconnected and powered by the $CRAB native token
but there was one thing you had to beware of
the raiders 🏴☠️
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The first rule of the operation:
Nobody pays to get in.
The second rule?
We don’t talk about the second rule.
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As onchain art maxi, Howie Lab started with “Bitdream”: We rebuilt crayon marks in code and rendered them on sats via recursion, so an 800KB bitmap lands as ~1.5KB, about 1/600th the size.
For 👾Pippy Seer we pushed that idea onto EVM: 2000 PFPs with no shared layer sheet, packed to use as little blockspace as we could. Instead of simulating brushstrokes, we encode EACH canvas. Every piece packs into a payload—geometry f, palette q, plus a hue-bucket byte—sent in the calldata of batchSetTraits. The contract SSTORE2.write it and stores {ptr, offset, length} per tokenId. On tokenURI, it reads that slice—not the original tx—draws 44×44 SVG rects, and puts the result in image. Each token holds its own packet, so the cap of 2,000 can be 2,000 authored 1/1s, not trait layer combos.
That’s the bind with layer-stack PFPs: one wardrobe, endless remixes, everything still looks related. Here there is no trait kit—only a 44×44 grid and packet size—so query-time render is that token’s pixels as SVG. I open-sourced this as an ERC-721 implementation spec; fork the repo and ship 1/1 pixel work the same way. Blockspace is expensive; per-token compressed packets beats remixing one shared trait sheet. Pippy Seer isn’t another degen mint. It’s the first collection on this spec. A pixel-native way to store and render 1/1s onchain.
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Gm Web3, Yesterday was bad day for mints, we know
- Zaddr was stolen Art
- Zec Frog had secret mp in code
So yesterday everyone was bullish , till Zaddr called out Stolen art by Emerald and after that it goes under the Mint Price
Personally was bullish too and I also try my best to find if art is stolen, but sometimes your research not get enough to
But blaming @Emeraldxyzz and @CrypSaf that they didn't posted before tells us we people don't do our own Research
They are humans too so DYOR always
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$RONNIE — THE LORE
Ronnie already made his money.
At least, that’s what he tells everyone.
Nobody really knows exactly where it came from. Some say markets. Some say real estate. Some say he simply made one ridiculous trade years ago, disappeared, and came back with a golf membership and absolutely no intention of working again.
Now Ronnie spends his days doing three things:
Golfing. Trading. Giving advice nobody asked for.
He doesn’t chase every candle or spend all day glued to charts. Ronnie believes markets are supposed to fund the lifestyle — not become the lifestyle.
That philosophy became $RONNIE.
THE TOKEN
$RONNIE is the currency of the Clubhouse.
The token launches first because the Clubhouse starts with the people who actually show up early.
No private token allocation. No massive team bag handed out before everyone else arrives.
Ronnie walks onto the course with the rest of the market.
As $RONNIE spreads, holders become The Nephews — the traders, degens, golfers and internet gamblers hanging around Ronnie’s Clubhouse trying to figure out whether Uncle Ronnie actually knows what he’s doing or has simply been lucky for thirty years.
Either way, he’s retired.
Allegedly.
The token represents the wider Ronnie community, while everything built around the character expands the world of the Clubhouse.
THE 777
One week after $RONNIE enters the market, the doors to the private side of the Clubhouse open.
Only 777 memberships exist.
The NFTs represent Ronnie’s inner circle — the Nephews, regulars and characters who were around during the early days of the Clubhouse.
They aren’t simply 777 random PFPs dropped beside a token.
Each piece belongs to the same universe:
country clubs, trading desks, golf carts, cigars, ridiculous watches, questionable financial decisions, market wins, market losses and the kind of uncle advice that somehow sounds terrible and genius at the same time.
Think of the collection as 777 members of Ronnie Country Club.
Some look like they own the course.
Some look like they definitely shouldn't have been allowed through the gate.
But everyone has a seat at the Clubhouse.
TOKEN × NFT
The two sides tell the same story.
$RONNIE = the Clubhouse economy.
The 777 NFTs = membership in its original inner circle.
And the distribution reflects that:
111 memberships go to top $RONNIE holders — the Nephews who backed Ronnie hardest.
633 go through collaborations with communities that helped expand the Clubhouse from the beginning.
33 remain with the team — the original Clubhouse staff.
That makes the NFT a record of the people and communities that were actually part of the early $RONNIE story rather than something introduced months later with no connection to the token.
THE WORLD
Over time, everything can live under the same Ronnie universe:
The Clubhouse — community
The Nephews — holders
Ronnie Country Club — NFT ecosystem
The Back Nine — special events / campaigns
The Trophy Room — achievements and notable holders
Country Club Capital — Ronnie's completely unofficial school of financial wisdom
The entire brand can keep the same running joke:
Ronnie is supposedly done with business.
Yet somehow, every time you visit the Clubhouse, he has another trade open.
Millionaire. Retired. Allegedly.
Welcome to the Clubhouse. ⛳
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Revealing the 1:1 WOME Genesis
#001 ARC COUNCILS — RARE HOLO
Three builders.
Three visions.
One mission to build A More Open Financial World.
Featuring: Sean Neville, Jeremy Allaire & Nikhil Chandhok.
A true 1:1 from the WOME Genesis Collection.
1/1. No duplicates.
The Genesis begins.
More reveals coming soon. 👀
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The Hood just dealt another hand. 👀
@DegensCasinoRH spots secured for the LastLap community.
Another free mint.
Another opportunity for the riders. 🏁
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Pawffles are coming to @RobinhoodApp to build a culture.
Not your usual feline friend.
But Cute, Expressive, Funny and Stylish!
Get Your spot👇🏽
pawffles.xyz
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MAKE YOUR PAGE. 📄👑
The Paperguyhood Open Canvas is officially LIVE.
Upload, draw, crop, transform, remix, and make it yours. This is where we build the culture together.
Enter the studio: paperguyhood.com/canvas
Drop your creations below. Who’s pulling up? 👇
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I want to be part of @Mattymatrix_ community because I see it as more than just a community, it’s an opportunity to connect with like-minded builders, learn, collaborate, and contribute to something meaningful.
My contribution would be through active participation, sharing ideas, supporting community members, and helping amplify Matrix across my network. With my experience in web development, Web3 communities, and community management, I can contribute both technically and socially while helping with growth.
I’m not looking to simply be a member; I want to be someone who actively adds value, collaborates with others, and helps @Mattymatrix_ move forward. 🤟🩷
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Introducing Zec Machines
The first Machines NFT collection on $ZEC
3000 pieces. No roadmap, no promises. Just Machines
Drop your ZEC wallet🔒
Who’s getting a Zec Machines?👀
































