NO ROADMAP ! For The CULTURE ! " Impatient Tiger Social Club "

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Impatient Tiger Social Club

"NO ROADMAP ! For The CULTURE !"

Korea's culture is booming all over the world. But why are NFTs, whose essence is culture, ignored in the global market?

We should go back to the essence and purely enjoy the NFT culture, and this project was planned to promote the beauty of Korea to the world.

There is a saying that the most Korean thing is the most global thing! As K-Culture has been known to the world, ITSC will become a representative NFT of Korea in the global market.

Everyone who loves Korea is a member of the 'Impatient Tiger Social Club'. ITSC will be the most global thing.

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Samurai Shonen () is a play-to-earn (P2E) massively multiplayer online (MMO) game in development by tri-Ace, Inc. tri-Ace is a Japanese video game development company prominently known for its Star Ocean & Valkyrie Profile series.

This is the genesis collection of Samurai Shonen which comprises of 1111 distinctive characters.

Samurai Shonen

Samurai Shonen () is a play-to-earn (P2E) massively multiplayer online (MMO) game in development by tri-Ace, Inc. tri-Ace is a Japanese video game development company prominently known for its Star Ocean & Valkyrie Profile series. 

This is the genesis collection of Samurai Shonen which comprises of 1111 distinctive characters.

The first ever collection of generative glitch art

Inka Blinks

Inka Blinks #5553

Im releasing 1,000 unique 1 of 1 photography NFTs from my travels across all seven continents, each with its own story as part of a PROOF Collective Official collaboration. Minting December 19.

TREY RATCLIFF: 1K1K PROJECT

Who knew Tibetan monks were into cruising? These two were all over the ship, monking it up. This was part of that Summit at Sea cruise I did. Think of it like a TED on the water. One thing that was pretty funny (well, to me) was what happened right when we launched the ship. I'm pretty apolitical, and I really don't get involved in either side, which is a nice benefit of living in New Zealand. But, as you can guess, these events draw a lot of extreme Left-leaning people. Well, the day we left the port in Miami was the same day Trump was elected. The next day there were all these announcements that some of the meeting rooms had been converted into "recuperation" rooms where people could go and weep and heal. You can't write this stuff. But, much like me, the monks didn't seem terribly bothered by any of this and just enjoyed looking at the ocean.

Miami, Florida