SHILL Issue 47

#SHILL 

SOLANA NFT/DEFI/TWITTER ECOSYSTEM 

ISSUE #47 

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MTNDAO experience 

MTNDAO experience 

kidonthephoenix takes us 

on a journey, literally 

yellow trashcan 

interview by alanj with a 

project that should be on 

your radar 

balance askew 

collectors and creators, is 

there a balance? 

cyborg iguanas 

welcome to the iguanaverse

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FROM THE EDITOR 

So much to write. So little 

space. 

MTNDAO excperience 

KidOnthePhoenix takes us on 

magical journey #alpha 

Balance ASKEW 

Austinvirts thread about the 

current imbalance in this space 

Probably Nothing 

Things you should know 

BARNDOG & METAVERSE 

Regular contributors and for 

good reason.#alpha 

YELLOW trashcan 

Alanj with his first interview 

with a little known project - are 

you watching anon? #alpha 

IGUANAVERSE 

This project is still pumping 

along with a strong base, find 

out why #alpha 

avekno

the 

from 

EDITOR 

#Shill is nearing its 50th issue. Got an idea for how #Shill should 

celebrate? Let’s hear it: pixeltoy.sol@gmail.com 

#Shill zine is grinding. So much content out there it seems that 2 

issues per week will never cover it all. What #Shill does offer is an 

opportunity for you #frens to catch up on the space. 

This issue has COLOSSAL pieces. A real opportunity to kick back 

and actually read! 

KidonthePhoenix has written a quasi-tome about his recent 

experience with the MTNDAO. A worthwhile piece with a plethora 

of personalities you should be adding to your FOLLOW list. Take the 

time to read this one. 

Alanj submits his first piece. An interview with Yellow Trashcan. I 

can’t think of another project out there doing something like this. 

I consider this #alpha. Especially considering some of the entry 

points available at the moment. 

Wrapping up the colossal texts this issue is a piece on Cyborg 

Iguanas. Iguanaverse seeks to explain what the project is about and 

what you can expect from the team. Make your own judgment on 

this one. 

Before I let you get into it. NO! I am not signing up for your WHITELIST! 

Your 5000 mint project at 2Sol has a slim chance of minting out. Your 

roadmap is similar to every other project out there at the moment. 

AND there is NO F$ING WAY you have 50000 followers on Twitter 

since joining in January. Go f*k yourself I have other things to do. 

That’s what I would like to Tweet back to so many projects out there. 

As always, show your love on the Twittersphere with a simple retweet 

before #Shill zine increases in price! 

Enough said. You know the drill. Let’s f go! 

Pixeltoy 

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SHILL Issue #47

GRAPE EVENTS 

https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/688791798 

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@kidonthephoenix 

Big shout out to everyone who put the event on. The Shop in 

SLC, @cypher_protocol, @marginfi, @PsyOptions, @slmehr, 

and all the sponsors who made this possible. For the first time in my life, 

I got to experience what it would be like to work in a tech office. This 

was no ordinary office. A communal workspace that is shared by many 

different people, doing many different things. To me, this is the future of 

workspaces. From learning about trading expiratory futures of SpaceX; 

to talking to a congressman about crypto; to learning about the future 

of on-chain art marketplaces from teams like @grapeprotocol, this was 

a fascinating learning experience. Thank you @TheOnlyNom and @ 

MetaMacDMonke for the tip to go. Especially @MetaMacD_Monke, 

who went out of her way to find me lodging for the event. Biggest 

shoutout to @GroveSt_NFT and @blockchainkaine, my roommates 

throughout the event, and now friends for life. 

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I jumped in the Buick and took off from the #HackerHouseSeattle 

towards Salt Lake City. I stopped in Boise, Idaho to meet up with the @ 

tat2fingers clan and go to the zoo. I hate zoos. The look in the animal’s 

eyes reminds me of being locked up. A look that I hate to see in animals 

of any kind. However, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to hang with 

the @tat2fingers family. Plus, we went to the arcade after the zoo, which 

is right up my alley. 

Upon arriving at @MtnDao, I was greeted by @GroveSt_NFT and 

welcomed up to The Shop. The Shop SLC is a workspace in downtown 

Salt Lake City. 30,000 square feet where tech, art, and hospitality meet. 

This is a shared workspace where anyone can join and set up shop and 

create. There is a beautiful, shared kitchen, rooftop spot, and innovative 

design throughout the 4 floors. There were tons of monitors set up, 

but without the lo-fi purple lights, you would normally find at a Hacker 

House. You could lounge on one of the couches and overlook the 

downtown SLC. From the view, you could even see the billboard right 

on University Blvd. plugging the @MtnDao event. @slmehr and @ 

barret_io made me feel very welcome, and let me know I could stay 

at the sponsored Airbnb as long 

as I’d like. This was so refreshing 

after forking over big cash for 

hotels for the other events. I had 

my own room at the Airbnb about 

15 minutes from The Shop. 

I’d like to thank the staff of 

The Shop for being amazing 

and cleaning up after a bunch 

of degens for a month. One of 

which is @franchestnutte. You 

would find her cleaning up the 

place throughout the day, but she 

is an amazing artist herself, and 

out of all the questions asked to 

congressman John Curtis when he 

came to have a conversation with 

us, her’s was the best. Give her a 

follow. 

Salt Lake City is beautiful. One 

gets the sense of it being a city 

on the ascent, which sadly is rare 

in the U.S. at the moment. Most 

cities and towns I go to seem like 

they are on the descent. There was 

still a homeless population, but it 

was extremely minor compared to 

other large cities. I didn’t see any 

actual tent set-ups throughout the 

city. Not sure I would ever want 

to call it home, but I can tell that 

if I were to call it home, I would 

be happy with all that the city has 

to offer. 

Weird fact: More people visit 

Temple Square (Mormon Church) 


annually than they do the five National Parks in Utah. 

Awesome fact: On average, Utah has about 300 sunny days a year, 

making it the second-driest state in the United States. 

I will say this, Utah has some of the craziest and weirdest laws that I 

have ever heard… For better or for worse 

This event was made possible because the @cypher_protocol and @ 

marginfi teams just got into the dm’s of potential sponsors and made 

the shit happen. It goes to show you with some can-do attitude you can 

make really cool things happen. 

I spent the first few days finishing my #HackerHouseSeattle story and 

putting together a digital art collection that I never ended up releasing. 

(yet) I submitted the art to FormFunction to apply to the platform. I 

got rejected. I’m ok admitting that here because for the first time in my 

life, I am learning to deal with rejection. I took it hard, but as an artist, 

overcoming rejection is a must. Not everyone will think I am a good 

artist. I don’t care. No matter how many times I get rejected, I will keep 

making art because I love doing it. I may have to get another normie 

job, but I will still make art as long as it is something that I enjoy doing. 

The second night I was there we went out to dinner, and I got to hang 

with @matanaDAO, @MikeFraietta, @TheOnlyNom, @MetaMacD_ 

Monke, @GroveSt_NFT, @blockchainkaine, and @slmehr. We had a 

great dinner and @MonkeDao picked up the tab. I am only writing that 

they picked up the tab because I think it’s important to highlight this. I 

don’t own a Monke, but they continuously support me and include me 

in what they are doing and provide me the opportunity to get to know 

them. I’ll be real with ya’ll… I’m pretty poor by American standards. I 

drive an old ass car, and I have no assets other than some undervalued 

1/1 art I’ve been able to snipe along the way. When people take me out 

to dinner, it means a lot to me. When people let me stay at an Airbnb, it 

means a lot to me. I think the inclusivity that the @MonkeDao and @ 

MtnDao showed me really speaks to the inclusivity that makes Web3 so 

great. Sure, I can’t vote in the Dao or reap the financial gains, but I’m 

ok with that. That stuff is great, but I’m here for the people and the 

art. I’m here because I want to be a pioneer in the digital Renaissance. I 

really enjoy hanging out with these people, and I learn a lot from them. 

I think they learn from me as well. 

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Let’s get to the Defi Protocols 

The three protocols I will mention here spoke on an amazing panel. 

After I write a bit about each protocol, I will include a couple of quotes 

from each team leader. 

@cypher_protocol- This team led by @barret_io & company is 

building expiratory futures on Solana. So, what the hell does that mean? 

Well, just like it sounds- you bet in the future that something will be 

either better or worse, and you put your money where your bet is. The 

expiratory part just means it is a set time frame. Perpetual futures mean 

you can just leave your bet on the table on-going. Keep in mind if I 

explain this stuff wrong it’s because I’m not some stock or token guru. 

I only know the little I’ve been privelaged to be taught by people like 

@barret_io. I also watched the Big Short. I love the part where Ryan 

Gosling explains that they use fancy terms to say things so that normies 

won’t understand. Anywho, @cypher_protocol has a killer catchphrase- 

“Trade the untradeable.” For instance, with their devnet they recently 

launched, you can long (bet for) and short (bet against) SpaceX. Let’s 

touch on the gravity of this. They are creating a place where ANYONE 

with some wifi and some crypto can do what has only been achievable 


y gazillionaires and “elites” until now. So we could potentially stir up 

a market for any asset or company we want. Sure, this could lead to 

uneducated and irresponsible people like myself losing money, but it 

could also lead to an even playing field where everyone has the same 

right to change their life based off their research and intuition. This 

means that someone from the Middle East or south-east Asia could 

long a private company from anywhere in the world and be rewarded in 

a crypto-asset that no government or opposing forces could take from 

them. This is powerful shit. Plus, let’s be honest… it will make some 

degens out there very entertained. 

Quotes from @barret_io 

“We’re getting rid of accounts receivable and providing actual 

ownership.” 

“We’re building a platform where anyone can trade the untradeable.” 

Find out more about @cypher_protocol and how to “Trade the 

Untradeable” here: https://cypher.trade 

This is a good time to introduce the community manager of @cypher_ 

protocol @0xisabelle 

Immediately when you meet @0xisabelle you want to know more about 

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her. She is the self-proclaimed “problem child” at @cypher_protocol 

doing a lot to help this project, but I really want to talk about her art and 

writing. She is a wonderful painter, drawer, and designer. Soon she will 

share her amazing art with the Solana NFT space and is even working 

on a provocative project that I will let her unveil to the world when she 

is ready. What impressed me the most about her is her writing. She has 

an amazing article published by The Defiant about how little NFT sales 

are from female artists and how this should change. It is a must-read. 

Here is the link: https://thedefiant.io/web3-inclusivity-equality 

@marginfi- This team led by @edgarpavlovsky is building a 

decentralized portfolio margining protocol for trading on Solana. 

According to the website “the protocol gives traders a unified account 

to access margin, compose a portfolio, and improve capital efficiency 

across underlying trading protocols.” I’ll be honest, I have no idea 

what this means. @edgarpavlovsky tried really hard to explain it to me, 

but I’m an idiot. However, I think it’s a simplified way to do a ton 

of defi stuff in one central place, making it easier for people to gain 

the benefits of many protocols, and evolve the way we use financial 

services. I was thoroughly impressed with the vision they have for the 

future, and @edgarpavlovsky’s beliefs about where we are headed in 

the future of finance. I could be really off here, but my perception 

created the analogy of like Travelocity or one of those travel sites that 

provides you the best rates on hotels, cars, etc… all in one site… but 

for finance. Since I didn’t understand it all that well, I will simply quote 

a medium article written about margin trading. You can find the whole 

article here: https://medium.com/@kevinmooers/how-is-trading-onmargin-different-from-borrowing-28ae46c09f71 

“We discussed before that trading on margin refers to borrowing 

money to buy financial assets. When you open a margin account, you 

post margin to that account (that’s depositing your equity or getting 

your “skin in the game”). When you place a trade, you specify how 

much leverage you would like to take out to execute the trade. The asset 

that you buy is then used to collateralize the margin loan and helps the 

lender manage the risk that you might default on your loan.” 

In the past, we’ve had to borrow when THEY (trad. banks) told us we 

could and use it for what THEY told us we could use it for. These elitist 


arriers are being broken down. 

Please forgive me if I butchered 

this explanation of @marginfi. 

Here is the @marginfi websitehttps://marginfi.com 

Quotes from @edgarpavlovsky 

“The concept of a bank has always 

been evolving.” 

“The open-source nature of Web3 

is why it moves as fast as it does.” 

@PsyOptions- The team led 

by @tomjohn1028 has built an 

American style options protocol 

on Solana. Look I have no idea 

how this works. Even reading 

the website hurt my brain. I’m an 

artist, not an investor or financial 

guru. I’m just going to steal the 

following from their website. 

Writing an option 

To write an option, one must lock 

the underlying asset in the amount 

specified by the option market. 

For a SOL/USDC option with 

underlying asset size of 100, 100 

SOL would be locked in order to 

mint the option token. The option 

writer will receive two SPL Tokens. 

One represents the option, which 

the user may sell to generate 

yield. The other represents the 

written contract (the claim on 

the underlying asset) and can be 

exchanged for the underlying asset 

post expiration. 

Exercising an option 

Holding an option token preexpiration 

gives the user the 

ability to exercise by swapping 

the quote asset for the underlying 

asset. Whether the option is in 

the money or out of the money, 

it's completely up to the token 

holder whether to exercise. When 

exercising, the exerciser locks 

[strike price * underlying asset 

size] worth of quote asset, burns 

the option token, and receives the 

underlying asset.” 

This I do know: All the stock 

market dudes I know; have always 

told me the way they made their 

money were big conviction 

bets and options trading. I wish 

I understood it, but I don’t. 

According to the site, they have 

4.4 million in TVL so it appears 

they are cookin’ strong, and they 

are financially backed by Alameda 

Research, and even this moron 

knows that name. 

Here is the website for @ 

PsyOptions- https://psyoptions. 

io 

Quotes from @tomjohn1028: 

“Until I get an email or a subpoena, 

I’m just going to keep going.” 

“We’ve got a couple of decades 

left with the banks.” 

Again, I wish I could explain these 

amazing protocols these teams 

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have built better, but I at least wanted to present them to the 5 people 

that read this. I may not understand the ins and outs, but I do understand 

that what teams like this are building are going to shake shit up in a 

much needed way, and provide ways for people all around the world to 

gain access to financial services they would have never had before in a 

way that gives them actual ownership of what they gain. It will also put 

these legacy financial systems on their heels and rightfully so. The banks 

better move fast… cause these degens and shadowy super coders move 

real fast. 

IMHO, Banks build big fancy buildings to show us all how much more 

important they are than us, and they use overdraft fees and their inability 

to pay interest rates to provide fancy Mercedes for their higher-ups 

while underpaying their tellers and security guards. I’d also like to add 

that when you deposit your hard-earned money into a bank, they don’t 

have to keep any amount of that on hand legally. In 2008, if the banks 

wouldn't have been bailed out, you wouldn’t have been able to withdraw 

your rent money from the ATM. Something to ponder. True ownership 

without the fancy brick and mortar buildings and elitist control is the 

future. Call me an optimist, call me a pessimist, call me a conspiracy 

theorist, call me an idiot, call me whatever… Just don’t call me late for 

dinner. 


Meeting with Republican John Curtis 

This once Democrat turned Republican and former Mayor of Provo, has 

been the U.S. representative for Utah's 3rd congressional district since 

2017. So yes, a congressman from the “silicone slopes” came and talked 

to a bunch of degens about crypto. I’d like to point out here that he had 

some player ass blue and white socks on and killer brown dress shoes. 

Nice swag Congressman. He explained just how outdated the tech with 

congress is. When it’s time for a congressman to go and vote, a clock 

bell tings in an office and alerts them. In other words, it sounds like they 

haven’t updated their tech since Benjamin Franklin. He said, “Congress 

views crypto the same way we view Congress.” God, I sure hope not. 

Can’t say I think too highly of Congress these days. After he explained 

how legislation works, I came to this conclusion. Regulation will never 

be able to keep up. I already knew this, but he simply confirmed it. 

Thousands of bills die before they ever even get to a committee, and 

he mentioned he has seen bills with hundreds of sponsors signed that 

he can’t get a vote on. Although this may sound like it will keep them 

off our tail for a bit, really it prevents us from getting new laws passed 

that are crypto-friendly, and well… that make sense. It also points out 

the inefficiency of Congress. What is alarming about this is that when 

Congress can’t move, the Federal agencies step in and do what they 

want without answering to the people. Basically, we are applying 1933 

laws to current-day technology. This is crazy. We are applying laws 

created at a time when computers, the internet, and crypto-assets were 

not even around. At some point, you would think we would come up 

with some new laws to go with the exponential growth in technology 

we have seen in the last hundred years. Not to mention the U.S. dollar is 

not even close to what it was worth then in terms of purchasing power. 

Even further, you would think when they tried this little fiat experiment 

out they would have at least developed new laws to accommodate the 

Ponzi scheme they created. It’s not that I think regulations are bad, but 

when you look at history, regulations have only ever killed the small 

guys and gals, and let the big fish parade freely without competition. For 

instance, right now Facebook or Meta or whatever the crap it’s called is 

screaming for regulation because they don’t want anyone else to have a 

chance. They know their Libra or Diem or whatever it is sucks, and they 

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are trying to keep anyone else 

from gaining the upper hand. If 

FB controls the metaverse then 

I am moving to some island that 

doesn’t even have the internet. 

When asked if the constitution 

should be changed for digital 

rights, he simply acted like it’s 

impossible. On one hand, there 

are many freedoms that we don’t 

want to be changed, so if we 

open the floodgates of change 

that could end up really bad. On 

the other, the times have changed 

so we have to at least consider the 

possibilities that adjustments may 

need to take place. Some things 

that Congressman Curtis said that I agreed with were that the next 

Presidential candidate that brings up crypto will change everything in 

the sense that once this becomes a part of debates they won’t be able 

to continue to pass the buck and ignore it. He also mentioned that we 

cannot make this a partisan issue. I couldn’t agree more. Web3 and 

crypto are largely about inclusivity so we cannot make this a Republican 

vs. Democrat thing. IMHO, the fact we even have partisan issues is 

somewhat of a joke. It’s just an illusion anyway. From one party to 

the next, they seem to have the same agenda: The rich get richer, and 

the poor get poorer. Personally, I think political parties are a joke, and 

the fact that we have all these partisan issues really just keeps us from 

accomplishing anything. I don’t like writing about political stuff so the 

last thing I will say is this: I really appreciate that Congressman Curtis 

at least came and had a conversation with us. It’s more than most will 

do, but at the same time he just kept saying, “I don’t understand,” or 

“You’re not speaking my language.” How do we make them realize the 

importance of understanding? How do we make them stop putting 

band-aids on problems… wait politicians aren’t even putting band-aids 

on, it’s more like they are jabbing knives into open wounds. How do we 


get them to understand that what 

crypto is really trying to do is get to 

the root of problems? In fairness, 

we are all just people. We get 

busy, and it is hard to understand 

another person’s world. I don’t 

have the time to keep up with 

politics. Mostly because I think 

it’s a bunch of crap, but still, I 

can’t be mad at a politician for not 

understanding crypto. I think we 

as a community must do a better 

job of educating and encouraging 

people to realize the importance 

of taking the time to understand 

crypto and what this could do for 

people all around the world. Rant 

done. 

The Big Party 

A huge party that went on while 

I was at @MtnDao was at the 

Natural History Museum. There 

were free drinks and amazing 

food being passed around on 

trays. Craps and roulette tables 

throughout where you could turn 

your chips into raffle tickets used 

to enter raffles for dope prizes. 

You could find @GroveSt_NFT 

running up and down the halls 

from excitement. This become 

apparent: I must take @GroveSt_ 

NFT to Vegas. This dude can 

roll some dice like no other. I 

got to hang with @fordudesake 

and @forbabesake, two of my 

favorite people, and stand outside 

overlooking an amazing skyline 

of Salt Lake City. Whoever 

coordinated this party really did a 

phenomenal job. Beautiful people 

everywhere, and plenty of degens 

in full activation. At the end of 

the party was an auction for some 

skis and a snowboard where @ 

barret_io and @edgarpavlovsky 

got into an extreme flex match. 

This also became apparent: I 

must find a way to get these two 

at one of my future auctions for 

my art, because they show up and 

show out. I had a great time at 

this party and the after-party was 

awesome too. At the after-party, 

you walked into this cool building 

with multiple rooms and secret 

spots. There were DJs at both 

parties, and the after-party had a 

sick limbo dance-off. You would 

find @ChelseaKeefer8 running 

around casting light throughout 

the party. She is a gorgeous ballet 

dancer and artist who coordinated 

to have physical art on display 

throughout the event. This brings 

up an interesting point: as much 

as I love NFTs, they will never 

replace the magic of physical art. 

The smell, the texture, the energy. 

The after-party was beautifully 

decorated. I even tried to hook 

@GroveST_NFT up with this 

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tantric lady who was on the prowl. When I told her that my friend 

was interested, she jetted over there so fast you would think that she 

teleported. I had a great time vibing with @GroveST_NFT and @ 

blockchainkaine. Thanks to everyone who contributed to making these 

parties happen. 

Fashionable mentions for the week 

@matanaDao- you would find her rockin’ these sick coats that had me 

wondering if Beyonce was hanging in the midst. 

@0xisabelle- She beautifully blended punk rock, elegance, and not 

giving a fuck while also giving a fuck. Yes, that makes sense in my mind. 

@0x_thug- showed up to Snowbird for a day on the slopes with the 

most fashionable snowboard outfit I’ve ever seen anyone wear. The 

dude has style. 

Hitting the slopes at Snowbird 

I didn’t ski because I hate cold and didn’t want to shell out the cost to 

rent gear, but everyone that did was having a great time. I went for the 

views. The mountains of Utah are beautiful, and I got some amazing 

photos. @GroveSt_NFT passed out from the altitude and still went 

back up and ripped the slope. What a G. The snow of Utah is some 


of the best in the world to ski on. I personally thought it was cool to 

see an outdoor activity like this at a Hacker House. Something I hadn’t 

seen before. 

Meeting @_Dean_Machine and @Whalesfriend, the legends behind @ 

grapeprotocol 

Whether we were out to dinner having amazing Italian food or back 

at The Shop talking about the future of Grape, it was an absolute 

pleasure to meet these guys. They will be organizing a Hacker House 

in Greece soon, and I am trying to make that happen. @Whalesfriend 

does live streams on Twitch and used to on YouTube. When I first 

got into the NFT space, there was such little resources online about 

Solana projects, and his live streams really provided a lot of info that 

was much needed to me. Not only that, but the positivity and good 

vibes that radiate from him are contagious, and what I like to have 

around. @_Dean_Machine is such an intelligent innovator and good 

time to be around, but something that really stood out to me is how 

much of a good father he is. I asked him what he was doing one day, 

and he said he was going shopping with for his son, and the look in his 

eye was filled with so much love for his son that it really touched me. 

We see these pseudonymous people online with pixelated monke pfps, 

but behind them are real people full of emotion. It is really great to see 

that in person in people. I cannot wait to get to hang with these guys 

again. Hopefully in Greece. 

Let’s talk @grapeprotocol 

If you’ve been in the space for a while, you might remember when the

$Grape IDO crashed the entire Solana network. If I’m not mistaken, it 

topped out at like 400k transactions in a second. That is just a testament 

to the hype that was surrounding the IDO. They were also the first 

verification service on Solana that projects could use to verify their 

holders. Their discord is a vibrant community full of channels for devs, 

gamers, artists, and the overall degen. A great example of the kind of 

community members you will find there is @Pixeltoy who has a digital 

magazine called #Shill Zine which is documenting the history of Solana 

one issue at a time and shining a light on the many great artists of 

Solana. I know that I have been featured on the cover, and it’s made a 

great impact on me to see that. Through @grapeprotocol someone like 

@Pixeltoy can be voted on through the Dao to be rewarded in $Grape 

token for his efforts. If you go to the @grapeprotocol website, grape. 

network, you will find a plethora of tools. You can view your portfolio, 

make SPL token swaps, view the communities you are verified with, and 

view your NFTs in a streamlined and well-presented way. One can list 

collectibles and make offers. You can scroll a feed where people have 

pieces listed almost like a combination of Twitter and a marketplace. 

This is the future of social networking. All done in an open-source 

and decentralized manner. I was recently in a Twitter space where @_ 

Dean_Machine said that they really want to focus on helping the 1/1 

artists moving forward. Here is an example of what they are building 

for artists. Right now, you can go to grape.art, which is an NFT DEX, 

that anyone can build. The most important thing I want to highlight 

about this is that when you list NFTs through this, they never leave 

your wallets. This means you retain ownership every step of the way 

until the sale is made. I don’t think most people realize that when you 

list an NFT on the current marketplaces like Magic Eden, it is in their 

possession and not in your wallets. As they say, possession is ninetenths 

of the law. Having on-chain decentralized marketplaces where 

the NFTs never leave the artist’s escrow means actual ownership for 

the artist. Plus, I think it’s really cool that you can follow others and 

they can follow you and we can see what each other are rockin’ for 

art collections. I am extremely bullish on what the @grapeprotocol 

team has built and is building for the future. Find out more with the 

following sites.

https://grape.network, https://grape.art, discord.gg/greatape 

Now I would like to go over a presentation that was led by Alex 

Golding from @Delphi_Digital, but before I do, I would like to say 

that I had one of the most needed conversations with Alex about life 

that I have ever had. This is one of the beautiful things about Hacker 

Houses: an artist can have a deep and meaningful conversation with an 

extremely successful person from a Venture Capital company like @ 

Delphi_Digital. Alex presented how to go from an idea or small project 

to a VC-funded startup. Here are some highlights. 

·If you can’t see yourself committed for 3-5 years, then don’t do it. 

·Ask yourself, “Am I ready to grow this at hyperspeed?” 

·What would this look like with a team of 20 people? 

·How will this project win the hearts and minds of its target market? 

·Build a moat between you and your competitors 

·Are we leaning into the core strengths that Solana offers? 

·Do research on your investors 

·Cut the leaches 

He also mentioned some interesting points about Solana. One is that 

no single validator holds more than 3.8%. Another point is that the 

central limit order book of Serum was created through FTX playing 

the break Solana game. What I take from that point is that by attracting 

people in a cool and fun way to your tech or art, what comes next can 

be a game-changer. I really appreciated Alex’s presentation. 

You can sign up for the free newsletter that @Delphi_Digital puts out 

by going to their website: delphidigital.io. Now that’s an alpha tip. They 

are a research company and venture firm. Some of the projects they 

have been a part of you may recognize: Lido, dYdX, Cosmos, Axie 

Infinity, Perpetual Protocol, Mirror Finance, and of course they are 

neck deep in the Solana ecosystem. So, if you want access to research 

that spans many blockchains and projects, check em’ out. 

I would like to close this story by just saying what a great time I had 

getting to hang out in such an interesting workspace with such interesting 

people. I especially enjoyed hanging out with @GroveSt_NFT and @ 

blockchainkaine. By the end of the trip, I felt like I had made friends for 

life. We would go out for lunch and give each other hell, joke around, 

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and talk about serious stuff. I love how @blockchainkaine would call 

me out on shit, and I really felt like these dudes cared about me, and I 

care about them. We meet people online and some may think it isn’t real 

but it is real. We never know when it can lead to IRL experiences that 

forge lifetime friendships. You also never know who you will end up 

having a conversation with. Who knows, maybe one day I will be having 

burgers with @slmehr and @TheOnlyNom and Anatoly himself will 

plop down next to us. If you want to make these kinds of connections 

and friendships, you gotta get off your ass and go to a Hacker House. 

This was just a brief taste of my @MtnDao experience. If you want 

to know what happened when I disappeared for a few days with the 

Woman In The Black Dress, you will have to read that story. Wasn’t quite 

ready to tell that one yet. 

If you like these stories, feel free to go and right-click save my art. 

A @MtnDao experience 

A @kidonthephoenix joint 

@UnitedWeArtSOL With legends @TheOnlyNom @afkehaya 

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there is currently an imbalance between creators and collectors 

in the Solana NFT space. 

the rate of 'minting' is outpacing the rate of collecting by a 

significant amount. 

let's take a look to start, let's take a look at the data. 

(for simplicity, I am using March 2nd as the baseline) 

- average # of NFTs minted each day | ~50,000 

- # of unique Solana NFT holders | 583,804 

- average # of daily NFT transactions | ~12,5000 

- # of daily new Solana NFT holders | ~3,500 

* for transparency, the numbers above vary slightly between bull /bear 

markets. I took a median average - numbers vary plus or minus 20% in some 

extremes. 

regardless, the number of people buying NFTs is only a fraction 

of the number of people minting NFTs. 

why does this matter?to start, a standard metric of success 

recently has been ‘number of NFTs minted.’ while this is great 

and shows that folks are interested in and using the tech, it’s 

excluding actual market demand. 

on the contrary, we are seeing ~50k new NFTs minted on 

average. 

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so what’s happening with all these new mints?the short answer 

is not much (afaik) - the longer answer is a bit more complicated. 

data between resale and fresh mints was challenging to find, 

so I pulled the aggregate of both, which is around ~12,500. 

this number includes actions both minting new projects and 

secondary sales.at this rate, if we bundle new mints and 

secondary together for ~12,500 daily actions combined with an 

average of ~50,000 daily new mints, that’s still a 4x imbalance 

between creators and collectors.to be clear, I am bullish as all 

can be on both solana and NFTs. but, I do think something needs 

to change in order to regain the momentum we saw in August 

and September. 

it seems clear that quantity over quality isn’t working as 

showcased by the mean and medium prices below. 

i.e imagine marketplace X touted 100k daily mints but sold 0. is 

that good?continued... 

looking at the data, we see on average ~3,500 people join the 

solana NFT space. amazing welcome all the new collectors we 

are glad to have you. 


we still have a long way to go, but some of the most ambitious 

and brightest minds are working in both solana and the solana 

nft space. 

quality is coming back with 1 of 1 artists shining through 

platforms like Exchange and Form, but total volume here is still 

low.over time we will see cash grabs not get attention, low-quality 

projects not sell out, and real artistry priced in accurately as the 

market slowly corrects. 

all of these systems and tools are here to stay - it’s up to the 

market to ensure things move in the best direction.lets keep 

supporting artists and using this incredible tech to continue to 

move forward 

*my tweet threads are a stream of conciseness and are rarely 

checked for typos and grammar* 

*data was collected from @Hello_Moon___ and @DuneAnalytics* 

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interview by @alanj___ 

Q/ We’ve been speaking on an off for a fair while now, but for those 

out there that don’t know you, or the projects you’re involved with, tell 

us a bit about yourself? Who are Jitta & Jason, what is Yellow Trash 

Can, aka YTC, & the Garbage Patch Kids collection, aka GPK, and how 

are they all connected? 

A/ Yellow Trash Can is an Alt Band & Production Duo made up of Jitta 

On The Track and me. We are completely independent as a band, but 

Jitt does have a co-publishing deal with Sony where he has produced 

for other artists and labels, as well as their own music. Jitt is down 

in Woodland Hills in LA and I’m up in Portland, so we mainly talk 

over spaces and DM each other throughout the day. YTC as a band 

officially started around 2 years ago with our first track recorded in 

the Summer of 2020. We’ve both been musicians all our lives and we 

just naturally came together. The early days of the Garbage Patch Kids 

collection, when the idea formed, was about a year ago and actually 

started with the Trash Cans 

as the body with different 

heads, but we switched to 

the Trash Can head as we 

felt it would be easier for 

collabs. Our goal is to build 

in streaming royalties from 

our music later in the game 

that are attached to the GPK 

NFT series. We want to offer 

a safe space for 1 of 1 artists, 

with 100 original GPKs done 

by Jitt and another 300 that 

are a collaboration between 

Jitt and other artists with the 

growth of the NFTs along 

with the band. I guess I’m very 

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technical minded and 

we produced a song for 

Blocboy JB called Carlton 

which we sampled music 

from a Nintendo switch 

game and had to get 

approval from Universal 

to use. Jitt is also an 

Animator and Cartoonist 

and helped with the cover 

art and animation for the 

YouTube clip of the song. 

He’s also worked with 

Def Jam, Warner, RCA, 

he’s done videos for Lil 

Yachty, Lil Wayne, and 2 

Chainz. I do a lot of the 

artist management and 

also have a full recording 

studio called Burn Money Music that we run. The end goal for YTC & 

GPK is to sell royalties with additional utilities available like discounted 

studio time at Burn Money Music in Portland, and we’re also talking 

to studios in LA to offer the same to help expand the space for other 

artists in LA and hopefully bring more artists into the NFT space as 

well by helping them setting up their own stores, setting up wallets 

and basically setting up other people and educate them in the same 

space we’re in. 

Q/ WOW, a bit to unpack there, that’s awesome! Ok, so onto a bit of 

a standard question, but what drew you to Solana for this project 

over any of the other ecosystems? I see much more music-based 

collections on ETH than SOL at the moment, did you ever consider 

ETH? 

A/ What drew us to Solana is that we are more free to learn as we go 

and let’s be honest, gas prices are far too high on ETH. Solana lets us get 

our feet wet and is easier to learn. We’ve got some close friends that 

we have watched succeed in this space, like iiiso (aka gh◎$tlord) who 

has had the ability to express himself freely and that success has been 

an inspiration to us. But ultimately, we chose SOL over ETH and others 

like TZS is because 1. Yeah, the gas fees, and 2. Easier to onboarded 

for artists and NFT collaborations. We want to help other artists with 


production and give them the freedom to avoid the major labels and 

take more ownership over their own work and future. Factoring in fees 

for labels, fees for management, fees for talent agencies etc, costs can 

get high, but as YTC we help produce, do vocals, mastering, do the art, 

help with social media content, as an all-encompassing team and with 

gas fees on SOL so much lower, it is easier to get started for any artist 

to set up a template and help them get their projects started ASAP. 

There are a lot of artists that are sitting on A LOT of music that they 

just don’t have the budget to release or market. But there is no barrier 

of entry with SOL. It 

is more community 

driven, and we can 

meet more people and 

connect more directly. 

We probably would’ve 

expected to have spent 

10-15k on ETH so far 

plus marketing, it’s 

very different and we 

would have been so 

limited. I mean we’ve 

onboarded around 10 to 

15 artists already which 

we wouldn’t have been 

able to do on ETH based 

on the gas fees alone. 

The art forward aspect 

and the community on 

Solana has been very 

supportive. 

Q/ Now you’ve had some amazing collaborations so far in the series, 

the McNatt was one I actually tried to snipe myself, but also gh◎$tlord 

which you’ve mentioned earlier and even Art by Micro, how do these 

come about? 

A/ We’ve done 15 to 17 already with another 20 or so in the pipeline, 

but they all started differently. Micro (@art_by_micro) is a member 

of Paragon (Paragon Art Agency - @ParagonNft), which we are also 

a part of. It’s been great as Sean (Paragon founder – @xVirtualSD) 

is a big help and he greatly helps move things and people like iiiso 

(@iiiso_wassup), Keez (@keezerfeld), Jason the Photographer (@ 

wolcottphoto), and a lot of others through Paragon. I actually knew 

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Art by Micro through his music much earlier, so that was interesting 

to know of him and then meeting him in real life, which I completely 

blanked out, but then properly connecting again years later. We used to 

have these studio sessions where we would bring in people and Micro 

was one who came through. I love his art, especially his Ring series and 

the Cut-out series with the typewriter paper, he’s very talented! 

Q/ Totally agree, Micro, and all the other artists mentioned, are 

incredibly talented, I’m a big fan. So, looking at your roadmap, you’ve 

listed a music initiative by the end of Q4, with a hope that it’s done 

earlier, can you elaborate on that a bit further on this? Sounds very 

ambitious. 

A/ So the question is less about when, and more about how because 

at the moment there’s not really a thing such as a music NFT. Our goal 

is to create an interim solution, involving manual labour, which will 

become fully automated in the future. So, say we release a song, that 

(the royalties) would get paid out in fiat like USD, then that would be 

transferred to SOL and then split up between the owners. But we are 

hoping to automate it where it the royalties gets distributed before 

it hits the YTC account, this direct payment 

system is what we are working on. The hope 

is that we can add this utility by Q4 because it 

hasn’t been done before, yet. There is Distrokid, 

the platform, which is working on paying out 

to the artists which then use the platform 

(Distrokid) to allocate %s of royalties in real time, 

so that when Distro send out these payments it 

goes directly to the people listed by the artists. 

This will allow companies like Distro to pay out 

in cryptocurrency like SOL and not in fiat. But 

until then we will be doing a manual process 

which just takes trust from the community 

although with distribution platforms like Distro, 

it is really easy to transfer the code. 

Q/ Now, you’re not only doing NFTs and music, 

but changing the whole landscape with 

custom 1 of 1 merch, clothing, discounts for IRL 

studio spaces to rent in Portland and hopefully 

LA in the future, and I see you’re even talking 

about furniture, how big can GPK & YTC get? 


A/ Well we have a warehouse (around 1,000 square feet) in Portland, in 

which we have some embroidery machines so we can make patches 

and have sewing machines on site. The year before last we had a 

different spot a couple blocks away, but it was a rented space not a 

shared space. There were some amazing people, including 1 dude who 

made 1 of 1 hand crafted canoes, but there was too much disconnect 

and weird energy when Covid hit because all the other people/artists 

were so different, that’s when we found this spot. Anyway Rex (@ 

Wrekitrex) we collab’d with on the 1st pair of YTC pants and he’s been 

working on the 2nd pair at the moment. He also makes rugs which 

get hand made on site at the warehouse in Portland. There’s a new 

jacket he’s working on that is a repurposed Carhartt jacket which has 

embroidery of YTC with some fish net textures stitched in underneath. 

The 2nd pair of pants, which will be released soon, are black and white, 

with all the embroidery, distressing, stitching, and patch work being 

done by hand. We’re going to do smaller rug patches which will get 

sewn onto the pants that’ll be all soft fuzzy too. It’s nuts, the furniture I 

think will blow everyone’s mind. It’s a coffee table of a yellow trash can 

with a dog in it. We are looking at some wall pieces of the GPK logo 

and potentially even some basketball backboard sets, and there’ll also 

be some wall pieces too. Our goal is to grow the YTC brand and expand 

into a lot of new artists and different people with the music being the 

main backing of the brand that expands. Sort of like the band is a 

company with everyone chillin and growing organically together. 

Q/ I did a little bit of digging getting ready for this, and something 

that piqued my interest very highly was a bit of a cheeky feud you 

supposedly started between The Birdman – Tony Hawk and Bam 

Bam – Bam Margera. As a DIEHARD skater back in the late 90s and 

the whole counterculture back then, how did this even come about? 

A/ Tony Hawk played “tambourine” in the band as a joke, but it was 

just a cameo, it wasn’t real. Then Jitt cut it and made an amazing edit 

for a video which we posted on IG, and then ran it as a joke press 

release, but the MSM just ran with it, and no one fact checked. So, we 

got Bam to send us a video response as a cameo, that we then sent to 

tony hawk, but he’d got a bit upset at that point, although it was just 

all cameos which Jitt used to make some sick edits. I mean I just made 

a press release, and we had a publicist at the time that was supposed 

to go out and secure some press for it, but he got nothing, so I went 

out myself and got like 5 spots, so I’m not sure what we were paying 

him for at that point. It was all in good fun though. 

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Q/ Is there anything else you’d like to add before we wrap up? New 

collaborations, new tunes? 

A/ We just released a new EP with Myke Bogan (@mykebogan) last 

week, its pretty dope, we produced and did some vocals on it too. He’s 

based out of Portland as well. We have a bunch of new music coming 

out too, not sure what is next, but we have an EP coming up with 

Nova, an EP with Mike the True. We got the 2nd set of WrekitRex pants 

coming out soon and we’ll be doing a rug soon too, but a physical rug 

coming out with GPK logo as a floor mat. So, keep an eye out! 

Jason, I know the time zone difference between Queensland & 

Oregon is a bit funky, but Thank You very much for your time! 

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Enter the Iguanaverse: 

By Cyborg-Iguanas 

Cyborg Iguanas are the galactic mercenaries of the IguanaVerse. Born in a post 

apocalyptic world amidst chaos and hardened in steel, the Iguanas must scour 

the resource scarce galaxies in search for the coveted $CORE. Found in cosmic 

space, CORE is the prized currency within the iguanaverse. Each Iguana is 

uniquely enhanced and battle tested for any conquest in the galaxy. 

$CORE Token Total Supply 

Our total supply will be 10,000,000 with 60% dedicated to staking, 20% to LP 

incentives, and 20% reserves. 

TL;DR: 

10000000 Total token supply 

60% (6,000,000) dedicated to staking 

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20% (2,000,000) dedicated to LP incentives 

20% (2,000,000) dedicated to reserves 

$CORE Token Total Circulating Supply 

The total 10,000,000 $CORE will not be released all at once. Total circulating 

supply is the total amount of supply we are releasing per wave. We are planning 

to have 4 waves. Each wave consists of ~2,500,000 $CORE with the same 

distribution as our total supply. 

TL;DR: 

Fractions of the total supply will be released as waves 

There will be 4 waves in total 

Wave 1 will release with 2,500,000 $CORE tokens 

60% (1,500,000) dedicated to staking 

20% (500,000) dedicated to LP incentives 

20% (500,000) dedicated to reserves 


Traits 

Traits 

We would like to directly provide utility value to traits for each Iguana. With 

the release of our Genesis Iguanas, each Iguana will be assigned an experience 

level. This experience level directly impacts the amount of $CORE the Iguana is 

able to retrieve for the holder. We have the newbies at a base experience at 1x 

and scales to veterans at 4x with newbies being the most common trait and 

veterans being the most rare trait. Below is a visual representation of the 

distribution of rarity tiers and the experience for each tier. 

We would like to directly provide utility value to traits for each Iguana. With 

the release of our Genesis Iguanas, each Iguana will be assigned an experience 

level. This experience level directly impacts the amount of $CORE the Iguana is 

able to retrieve for the holder. We have the newbies at a base experience at 1x 

and scales to veterans at 4x with newbies being the most common trait and 

veterans being the most rare trait. Below is a visual representation of the 

distribution of rarity tiers and the experience for each tier. 

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TL;DR: 

Each Iguana is assigned an experience level as a trait 

Rates for experience level range from 1 to 4 

The rates in which the Iguana generates $CORE is Experience * Base Rate. 

Iguanas will be generating a different amount of $CORE based on their 

experience 

We believe that this addition 

to our ecosystem is vital as it 

applies variance to each 

Iguana and ensures that 

rarity is an important factor 

within secondary markets. 

Tokenomics Thesis 

The total supply of $CORE 

will not be released all at once. A common limitation of a capped supply is the 

exhaustion of total token supply. This usually comes down to the rate of 

rewards. Rewards should not be constant in this system as total token supply 

would be exhausted before a runway could be completed. 

One solution to this would be to implement an inverse exponential staking 

reward where rewards start at a fast rate but taper off towards the end. As seen 

below where (Y axis would represent reward rates and X axis would represent 

number of days). 

This method works but is not 

completely flexible as once 

rewards are set, it is difficult to 

change rates without completely 

altering the other mechanics of 

the project. 


The solution that we propose is releasing a fraction of our total supply in 

waves. By releasing in waves, we can modularize each release, customize all the 

values in our system, and won’t need to worry about exhausting our total token 

supply. Ultimately we are able to have complete control over all $CORE 

emissions and burn mechanics within each wave. 

Missions and Radars 

For any token to be valuable demand must be present, as such in our system we 

introduce missions and radars as incentives for $CORE. 

In our system, holders of Genesis Iguanas will be able to embark on missions by 

burning $CORE for a chance to get a Baby Iguana egg. There is a base chance 

for successful retrieval. Users would also have the option to burn $CORE in 

exchange for radars. The radars can either be sold in secondary market places 

or burned to increase the chances of a successful mission. After every mission 

an Iguana will have a cooldown before they can go on another mission. 

With all these factors in hand, we wanted to create a $CORE token sink that is 

sustainable but not too difficult that people lose interest. 

Wave 1 

In wave 1, we will release 2,500,000 tokens with a runway of 90 days. 60% of 

which will be dedicated to staking rewards. 20% will go towards the liquidity 

pool incentives and the final 20% will be for reserves. The total number of 

tokens that will be rewarded through staking will be 1,500,000. Of which we 

aim to burn 90% (1,350,000) through missions. This number is how we based 

all of the mission costs, item costs, and staking rewards. 

Staking 

Board your Iguana and take off to cosmic space. Cosmic space is only for the 

strong and staking will be exclusively for the Genesis Iguanas. Recall your 

Iguanas back to base anytime with no minimum staking duration. The base rate 

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for each Iguana before calculating the experience rate is 6.05. Below is how 

much an Iguana will generate at each tier. 

TL:DR: 

Only Genesis Iguanas can be staked 

6.05 is the base $CORE rate before calculating the experience 

No minimum staking duration 

Gen 2 Missions: 

1111 Baby Iguana eggs are scattered across the galaxies for Genesis Iguana 

holders to find. They hatch into adorable but deadly baby Iguanas. However, 

getting them is a rather difficult task. To go on a mission in search of these eggs 

135 $CORE must be burned for gas. There will be a base chance of 10% for 

successful retrieval and could be increased with the use of items in the Iguana 

Armory. Upon successful retrieval of an Iguana egg it will take 30 days to hatch. 

Get your eggs while they’re still around. Not all genesis iguana holders will be 

able to secure an egg. 

TL:DR: 


Get your eggs while they’re still around. Not all genesis iguana holders will be 

able to secure an egg. 

TL:DR: 

1111 eggs are around for Iguanas to find in wave 1 

Embark on missions to find an egg, 135 $CORE per mission 

10% base chance of finding an egg 

Not every Genesis Holder will be able to secure an egg 

We decided that 135 $CORE a mission is a fair price for each mission as on 

We decided that 135 $CORE a mission is a fair price for each mission as on 

average, ~120 days per Iguana to successfully retrieve an egg not including the 

average, ~120 days per Iguana to successfully retrieve an egg not including the 

use of items. We also enabled the secondary trading of radars, to give the 

option to genesis holders to sell for SOL on secondary marketplaces if they do 

not wish to participate in the missions. 

use of items. We also enabled the secondary trading of radars, to give the 

Iguana Armory: 

option to genesis holders to sell for SOL on secondary marketplaces if they do 

not wish to participate in the missions. 

Visit the armory for all of your Iguana needs, here you will find exotic items 

from across the galaxies. Radars serve as tools to assist in egg hunting missions. 

Each radar can be burned before a mission to give a significant one time boost 

Iguana Armory: 

Visit the armory for all of your Iguana needs, here you will find exotic items 

from across the galaxies. Radars serve as tools to assist in egg hunting missions. 

Each radar can be burned before a mission to give a significant one time boost 

to the rates for a successful retrieval. Radars will have three tiers each with 

varying boosts. Radars will be minted using $CORE with varying $CORE costs 

based on tier. Radars will also be listed on secondary marketplaces for users to 

buy and sell. Below is an infographic of the costs and boosts of each radar tier. 

TL:DR: 

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Unlimited amount of radars for purchase 

Radars provide different percentage boosts 


uy and sell. Below is an infographic of the costs and boosts of each radar tier. 

TL:DR: 

Unlimited amount of radars for purchase 

Radars provide different percentage boosts 

3 Tiers of radars boosts (10%, 20%, 40%) 

Every radar can be listed on marketplace for users to buy/sell 

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The cost of items is based on a simple utility per % metric. We take the cost of a

The cost of items is based on a simple utility per % metric. We take the cost of a 

mission and divide that number by the base chance to come up with a $CORE 

cost per % increase in success rate. Using that number we multiply the 

percentage boost and arrive at the item costs we have now. 

Final Thoughts 

The Cyborg Iguana team would like everyone to know that we have been 

working our hardest for the past few months to ensure that we create and 

deliver a quality project that meets everyone’s expectations. We truly 

appreciate every single one who has been part of our journey so far. This is only 

the beginning and we have so much more planned for the future we cannot wait 

to announce. Strap in and take off to cosmic space. 

Project Info 

The mint will be happening on February 27th, 2022, at 1.5 SOL each, on our 

official website https://www.cyborgiguanas.com/. The release will be split into 

two phases, presale for OGs /WL and public sale for everyone else. More info 

will be announced in our Discord. 

Website: https://www.cyborgiguanas.com/ 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/CyborgIguanas 

Discord: https://discord.com/invite/cyborgiguanas 

https://medium.com/@cyborgiguanas/enter-the-iguanaverse-74a35a0fb638 

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