Quote from: needmoney90 on April 01, 2017, 03:12:02 AM

Quote from: bv68bot on April 01, 2017, 02:45:59 AM

Quote from: needmoney90 on April 01, 2017, 02:11:09 AM

ONLYONEPEPE and JONGPEPE and LORDKEK were just purchased for 11btc. I am now the one and only proud owner of the entire first series. Call me crazy, but I've been trying to get the set since series 1 ended. Pretty happy right now.

Good for you bro, if you get 11 btc pleasure then it was a good buy. Do you mind if I put one of your pepe on a t-shirt and sell it on cafepress? What exactly do you own, did you buy exclusive rights to the image?

Holding the asset in my address lets me sign a challenge/response pair for any game integrating pepe assets, which will let me use ONLYONEPEPE in-game on my account. Print the image as much as you like: unless you can convince the collective community building applications around the assets that your picture is the asset itself, you won't be able to use the asset (and the corresponding benefits, whatever they might be) in those games.

Ok, thanks for the explanation! So you own the right to use the cards you own in the games, but not the image art. I'll be interested to see how the game designers use the cards, are there any docs explaining game design yet? I know with pokemon my son has two types of good cards he values - rare cards, and powerful card. The rare cards can be quite valuable even if their use in games is weak, so they're the genuine collectibles. The powerful cards have good attributes for game play, so they're the ones he wants for playing, even though most of them are not rare. The rare cards only have value as a byproduct from the success of the game. That's why I'm still skeptical of the value of pepe as a genuine collectible asset that can hold value for decades, the games are an afterthought, and that's not good.