Garryshi Newmamoto

Started by S&box Player 1 · 6 months ago · 8 replies · 500 views

#1
S&box Player 1
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JoinedSep 2025 Posts69 Score1,328
IN 2013 YOU MISSED BTC
IN 2014 YOU MISSED XRP
IN 2015 YOU MISSED ETH
You still have a chance in 2026. Don't miss CARDBOARD KING.

#2
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JoinedDec 2024 Posts46 Score12,200
Yea 100 bucks crown goes nuts. Haha. 

Op reminds me of a black guy on youtube that once released a vid called please buy 1 btc and then bitcoin went up like crazy and became a mainstream, so yea buy untill it’s too late. 
#3
TomBlog
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JoinedJul 2022 Posts4 Score4,638
I honestly have no words haha, I'm waiting for today's metrics to see how many crazy people bought this stuff
#4
мыслящий субъект
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JoinedAug 2025 Posts24 Score1,025
The final total number of paper crowns is very interesting.

I think there will be less than 1000-1200 of them for the whole game.
#5
Zontax
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JoinedMay 2023 Posts83 Score8,642
Interestingly, I think this item could become a kind of iconic item because it's the first one to cost $100. Now I would also call the Santa Hat iconic (isn't that like the first paid item?), and I think I should sell a few and buy some Cardboard King for their price.
#6
Yotsuyama
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JoinedDec 2024 Posts3 Score5,459
The first paid items were both the apron (EoS* 11th Nov 2024) and the hard hat (EoS* 13th Nov 2024) *End of Sale

#7
Hanisberg
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JoinedSep 2023 Posts3 Score8,288
I understand the idea and I kind of agree, but I think it’s a bit stupid to motivate people like that.


Correct me if I’m wrong, but in my opinion, the fewer people buy it, the more the price could go up because there are fewer in circulation.

#8
мыслящий субъект
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JoinedAug 2025 Posts24 Score1,025
Hanisberg Who's hurt by this? It shouldn't be that all items are available to everyone. That's the whole point of limited-edition items: if people actively buy them, they become more expensive.
#9
Hanisberg
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JoinedSep 2023 Posts3 Score8,288
But with limited editions usually the rarer the item is and the fewer there are, the more value it gains over time. So that’s why I was saying isn’t it a bit counterproductive to promote it if that increases the number in circulation? 
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