It is for a project I am doing, just need someone that is trustworthy and willing to participate in a concept.  Thank you. Feel free to pm me as well for more details.

I put 'paid' because sometimes if I just say collaborator people won't even pay attention. 

I am basically looking for someone to collaborate with to copy the original Bitcoin as it was for a project.  Basically just need to know how to keep the network maintained and so forth.  If interested let me know, thank you!

This card was collected during the early days of the Rarepepe/Pepecash phenomenon.  The fruits of our experimentation and card/art trading soon began the birth of the 'NFT' explosion that is currently and predominantly on the Ethereum network via Opensea, Superrare.co, KnownOrigin.io and many other Blockchain games/projects that live on top of that metaverse.  Not to mention 3 virtual worlds housing all of these items as well.  Own a piece of blockchain art history and this card's rarity is also significant because 1/3 or 1/10 editions were soon removed and only 1/100 and above cards were issued after the fact. 

Price: 1 BTC

Feel free to contact via DM at twitter.com/robnessofficial if interested.  Thank you very much.

So far 5 have been sold and just putting it here if anyone else is interested.

This is a Cyberpunk/Vaporwave stylized 'coffeetable' book made for dystopian environments, moreso a book of techno-aphorisms. 

Title:  Memphis Megahertz and the Kansas City Fractal

About:  Follows two computer consciousness on a 'drive' through a Virtual American Empire.

Price:  0.1 Eth each and I numbered every edition so people can feel comfortable in making sure their NFT is a true collectible.

The art/cover of the NFT is below and when you buy it on Rarible you can 'Unlock' the token to reveal the PDF link.  I also have a A/B side playlist link as well, the book acts like a turntable with mixes for each half of the book.


Link to Rarible account is here, don't mind the other NFTs on there since it's my wallet where the editions are stored, just scroll down a row or two and you'll see the entire lot of editions.

THANKS!

https://app.rarible.com/robness

Part of Robness' 'Post-Historic' series, these works are simultaneously inspired by the superfuture and primitive cave arts. An experiment to try and create art inspired by an entirety of human history but reimagined by a future primitive race that is bound to misinterpret this history in their own perceptive image. Also dubbed as............CAVEWAVE.

https://opensea.io/assets/0x1702bea2755d076adf737b785926b086eff36f75/20

'Memphis Megahertz and the Kansas City Fractal' is a Vaporwave/Cyberpunk themed coffeetable book designed for dystopian environments.  The book follows two computer consciousness' on a 'drive' through a Virtual American Empire.  The book is also designed as a mixtape/turntable where the book is cut into an A/B side.

The crypto element is making art cover 'editions' on Rarible.com.  They have an unlock feature with the NFT that opens up and gives the link the PDF book.  We are doing 1/25 editions of unique book collectible covers probably every week.  We're almost sold out on the first run(11) left and I hope everyone enjoys.  Thank you!

The collectible tokens can be found at this link, they go for 0.07 ETH each(around 7 bucks).

https://app.rarible.com/robness

One of the most seminal pieces in the SuperRare.co repertoire of works.  Unfortunately due to financial circumstances we have to let this piece go.  Feel free to DM owner Robness on his twitter @Robnessofficial.  Sale can take place on SuperRare but to make sure bid will execute without any bids on top just notify him before hand so he can be ready to execute when bid is placed.  Hope everyone is great and the link to the piece is below.

https://superrare.co/artwork/andreas-antonopoulos---decentral-eyes-variant-04-4171

Well not really unless it's off chain+transfer.  It's using Ethereum smart contract so unfortunately not. 

The crypto art movement has been around for a while now.  People have finally grasped the concept of digital collecting so strongly where this has become a norm.  By norm I mean pieces selling at 1k on SuperRare on a daily.  This piece here is a seminal work from one of those artists.

All are invited to participate that are interested in collecting this one of a kind piece from one of the most notable artists in the crypto art field.  There is no reserve and happy bidding everyone!

https://superrare.co/artwork-v2/king-cricket-soup-5009

Description: This is a piece from Robness Cyberpop.  History in the space includes being involved in blockchain art concept in its very beginnings(spells of genesis, sarutobi, pepecash cards).  A top selling artist on Ethereum art gallery Superrare.co he was removed for not adhering to 'copyright' terms.  From that point he has opted to come back to the original chain that he loves and start minting again on the platform.  He has brought other artists into the fold as well and will help them mint art as well.  Currently 5 more pieces have been added but this is the first of this new lineage.  Entitled 'Experience and Return,' a critique on the Ethereum NFT world and it's pseudo decentralized nature.  This style is what he deems 8-bit realism/punk, using distortion in rendering to meld images together.  Pausing the frames in different sections reveals the image blends and each frame has it's own message as well.
Starting bid:0.1 BTC
Buy it now: 1 BTC
End date and time: 2/25/20
Payment methods accepted: btc, eth, dash
Additional information: Feel free to contact directly on twitter, @realrobness for more questions.

Asset location

https://xchain.io/asset/A11155476689702867597

Title box isn't long enough to hold it, sorry bud.  Full title is on the SuperRare page though.  It is a vertically long piece as well, I recommend clicking the piece and it'll show a full screen version to completely view it.

Bidding will end in 24 hours for this piece created by Robness Cyberpop on the Superrare.co art gallery.  Enjoy crypto art lovers!

https://superrare.co/artwork-v2/%EF%BD%87%EF%BD%8F%EF%BD%94-%EF%BD%81%EF%BD%8C%EF%BD%8F%EF%BD%94%EF%BD%94%EF%BD%81-%EF%BD%93%EF%BC%83%EF%BC%81%EF%BC%85-%EF%BD%94%EF%BD%8F-%EF%BD%93%EF%BD%81%EF%BD%99-%EF%BD%81%EF%BD%82%EF%BD%8F%EF%BD%95%EF%BD%94-%EF%BD%8E-%EF%BD%8F-%EF%BD%94-%EF%BD%88-%EF%BD%89-%EF%BD%8E-%EF%BD%87-5784

It's a 1/3 editional pepecash collectible card.  Based of the 'Yung Lean' meme it also has a nice Vaporwave aesthetic to the card as well.  It's one of my last super rare cards and I'm finally relinquishing it to a savvy crypto collector.  This is definitely up there in crypto art history and will be a collectible for years to come, best part is the provenance factor will never be lost because it's on the blockchain forever.  Also,  be sure you have a XCP address so I can transfer card over to you, you can quickly make one off of rarepepewallet.com and I also will provide links to the card/stats itself.  Good luck!

The pictures below are of a book published in New York from a lady in the art scene there.  Only 300 copies were published, however it documents and catalogues every single Pepecash card that was ever created during that time when editions were finally stopped and project was over.  The LeanPEPE card is also in one of the pictures and catalogues it's rarity as well.

Oh and if you need to contact me further you can reach me on twitter at @realrobness (I also make actualy blockchain art on SuperRare.co and KnownOrigin.io as well)

Previous historic notable Rarepepe cards include the LordKEK card(which I also own the asset of) and that card has sold in ranges from 25,000 to 10,000 a piece and there are only 10 in the world with some of the cards broken into 'shards' (we initially made a mistake and put divisible for the card but in the end made it more fun to collect).  Also the infamous 'HomerPepe' sold on auction in New York for 30,000 as well.


[LEANPEPE] http://rarepepedirectory.com/?p=743

That is fine if you don't agree.  I'm actually trying to reach people in the forum that are well acquainted with the Rarepepe space and are looking to acquire more in their collection for historic purposes and perhaps those that wish to possibly venture in and nab some items that are actually worth owning rather than the large edition cards.  Most cards after the first couple of series were mandatory 100 issuance and above, so basically series 1-3 I believe are the only ones that have really low counts.  Thank you for your input.

It's a 1/3 editional pepecash collectible card.  Based of the 'Yung Lean' meme it also has a nice Vaporwave aesthetic to the card as well.  It's one of my last super rare cards and I'm finally relinquishing it to a savvy crypto collector.  This is definitely up there in crypto art history and will be a collectible for years to come, best part is the provenance factor will never be lost because it's on the blockchain forever.  Also,  be sure you have a XCP address so I can transfer card over to you, you can quickly make one off of rarepepewallet.com and I also will provide links to the card/stats itself.  Good luck!

The pictures below are of a book published in New York from a lady in the art scene there.  Only 300 copies were published, however it documents and catalogues every single Pepecash card that was ever created during that time when editions were finally stopped and project was over.  The LeanPEPE card is also in one of the pictures and catalogues it's rarity as well.

Oh and if you need to contact me further you can reach me on twitter at @realrobness (I also make actualy blockchain art on SuperRare.co and KnownOrigin.io as well)

Previous historic notable Rarepepe cards include the LordKEK card(which I also own the asset of) and that card has sold in ranges from 25,000 to 10,000 a piece and there are only 10 in the world with some of the cards broken into 'shards' (we initially made a mistake and put divisible for the card but in the end made it more fun to collect).  Also the infamous 'HomerPepe' sold on auction in New York for 30,000 as well.


[LEANPEPE] http://rarepepedirectory.com/?p=743

I'm awaiting real buyers with real capital, but enjoy your tent.

Trading for property I am also open to.  Would have to match value of art piece of course.

Jokes and haters are welcome.  I will be selling this piece for this amount and there's nothing any hater can do to stop me.  Art lovers work in a matrix far more tastefully than you will ever care to imagine.  They work in the realm of love and no dollar amount matches love, therefore..... my acquired piece stands at 3.3 million period.  I await the next great art collector in the blockchain world.

"Coldie is a great artist with an original format and makes some great works, that will undoubtedly climb in value over time, so in no way is the above a slight on his outstanding work."  I think you just answered your own argument there my friend.  This is exactly what my post is about and thank you for clarifying that.

I actually am familiar with cryptograffiti's stuff but am not really a fan.  Most crypto artwork that actually references blatantly with crypto in your face is not that appealing to me and a little too preachy.  Maybe his newer work I'll consider acquiring but for now, not so much.