Quote from: MoparMiningLLC on March 03, 2024, 08:40:44 PM

are they numbered? if so, would like #76 - if they do not go that high - would like #10 is there a way to reserve the number? and I cannot do kickstarter atm I dont have means of paying fiat.

Should have done geyser.

^ There are 21 of the Founders Edition. They are not numbered 1 through 21. Just a 1 of 21 emblem printed on the box. These 21 will be signed by me, have 3D resin printed pieces that are much more detailed than the mass-produced version and I will likely be doing a cartoon to accompany the Founders Editions. So 21 prints of this special Global Reserve themed cartoon.

I've already got about 10/21 spoken for locally. If there's a demand for the last 10 on Bitcoin Talk...I'd gladly give Bitcoin Talk members first dibs on these collectibles over Kickstarter! Then I'd just remove the Founders Edition from Kickstarter because it's not live yet.

Quote from: tweetious on March 03, 2024, 10:33:38 PM

Congrats on your new project, I wish you all the best !!!

As others commented, I was wondering why you chose to launch your fundraising campaign on a platform like Kickstarter (that only accepts fiat as a means of payment/donations) versus other platforms (such as Geyser) that accept only BTC for payment.

Your previous project (Bitcoin Beats Fiat) got fundraised through Geyser, hence I am curious why you chose to change your crowdfunding strategy this time.... For example, you didn't like Geyser platform and/or you would like to receive contributions also from non-coiners that do not hold crypto, etc. etc.

Regardless... I wish you all the best !!!

Thanks for the input!

I did do the Bitcoin Beats Fiat via Geyser Fund. However, I did end up floating about 50% of the cost myself and only achieved maybe 10% of the desired product amount. Whether that was the lack of marketing I put into it, or just low demand...I don't know.

For this one, I'm weighing how much of the board game world I want to introduce bitcoin to...OR how much of the bitcoin world I want to introduce to board gaming. Tradeoffs either way!

My thought process was the board game world may be many times larger than the bitcoin world.

BUT...I don't know if Geyser Fund's Terms and Conditions prevent me from doing a Kickstarter. My gut says that's not cool...hence why I didn't propose it initially. Any insight on this would be appreciated.