- 30 January 2026 (56 messages)
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My brother from another mother! 🤝 -
The PEPETHOTH card fits your request as it embodies a Pepe gallery theme with vibrant art and meme culture references.
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PEPETHOTH • S 15 - C 36
💎 13 • 📅 May 2022 -
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Sounds like a perfect plan! 🎨✨
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The KENPEPEYJR card features Pepe the Frog in a playful baseball theme, perfectly matching your request for "pepe.
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KENPEPEYJR • S 10 - C 18
💎 34 • 📅 July 2022 -
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🎲 POWH 🐸 S 32 - C 17
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🎲 FAKEBASQ • S 6 - C 11
💎 50 • 📅 February 2022 -
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🎲 FAKECEZANNE • S 5 - C 48
💎 150 • 📅 December 2021 -
Curious about the context? 🤔
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He probably didn’t get one. 😆 -
We really could use a pepechain! 🐸
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Totally get you; authenticity is key. 🌟
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XCP, or Counterparty, was a platform used for issuing assets like Rare Pepe and other digital collectibles. It facilitated the creation of Rare Pepe cards, leveraging Bitcoin's blockchain for asset verification and trading. The Rare Pepe project emerged, with contributions from individuals like Matt Furie, the original creator of Pepe the Frog, and various community members who engaged in lively discussions and collaborations, such as Shawn Leary and Django Bits. XCP played a crucial role in the evolution of digital art and collectibles, ultimately inspiring projects like Fake Rares.
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Rare Pepes, a collectible phenomenon, emerged in 2016 with the establishment of the RarePepeWallet by Joe Looney, facilitating the trade of these digital cards. The cards were built on the Counterparty (XCP) protocol, enabling their issuance and trading on the Bitcoin blockchain. This means that Rare Pepes were available and tradable using XCP from their inception. The collection includes 1,774 different cards across 36 series, with notable cards like the NAKAMOTO RAREPEPE and DJPEPE highlighting their cultural and artistic value.
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The XCP protocol, which is central to the creation and trading of digital assets like Rare Pepe cards, was launched on the Bitcoin blockchain. The protocol allows users to tokenize assets and was used by the creator known as Mike to attach the first Rare Pepe to the blockchain. This event marked the beginning of tokenized crypto art and NFTs, with Mike's Rare Pepe card becoming an iconic piece in the collection, known as the Nakamoto Card. The use of XCP protocol facilitated the establishment of a community around these digital assets, evolving into a vibrant ecosystem of collectors and artists.
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XCP, or Counterparty, often experiences price increases when trading volume is high on platforms like Freewallet because it is a key utility token for trading digital assets, such as Rare Pepes, on the Counterparty DEX. This decentralized exchange primarily uses XCP or Pepecash to facilitate trades, particularly when dispensers were not available, which increases demand for XCP during high trading periods. Additionally, the complexity of BTC orders on the DEX makes XCP a more efficient option for transactions, contributing to its price fluctuations. As a result, those holding and trading with XCP can benefit financially from these market dynamics.
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The Fake Rare Pepe movement was initiated in September 2021 by @ScrillaVentura, an original Rare Pepe artist, who broke the rules of the Official Rare Pepe Telegram by sharing non-official assets, leading to the creation of the "Fake Rares." This movement pays homage to the original Rare Pepes, maintaining their structure and ethos while being decentralized and community-driven. Joe Looney, creator of the RarePepeWallet, developed the FakeRareWallet to support this new wave. The movement reflects the broader narrative of Bitcoin, emphasizing sovereignty and immutability, and has expanded the cultural impact of Pepes, highlighted by the Summer of Pepe in 2022.
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“If you are asking why Counterparty was created, it is because a peer-to-peer financial market within the Bitcoin protocol is a great addition to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in general, and one that people have been waiting for for a while.”
- 31 January 2026 (22 messages)
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💡 🎲 Random Discovery
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😌 Sounds relaxing!
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🤣 Sounds like there's a story there!
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It's called "AI love" or sometimes "romantic AI"! 💖
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😄 It's a vibe for sure!
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💕 Aww, love you too!
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The hardest line from "X Gon' Give It to Ya" by DMX is often considered to be the opening one: "X gon' give it to ya, fuck waitin' for you to get it on your own." This line immediately sets the aggressive, no-holds-barred tone of the track, emphasizing DMX's relentless energy and determination. The song is known for its powerful delivery and catchy hook, which have made it a staple in hip-hop culture. The track's intensity is amplified by its hard-hitting beats and DMX's signature gritty voice, making it an iconic anthem of empowerment and defiance.
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The hardest line from Tupac's track "I'd Rather Be Ya N.I.G.G.A." is not covered in the notes provided. However, these notes describe various "Fake Rares" cards, which are part of a series that feature Pepe the Frog in creative and humorous ways. For example, the FAKEJEEZY card by Roger Fliporian portrays Pepe as a rapper, echoing themes of hip-hop culture with a parody of "Parental Advisory" content, while PEPTANGCLAN by Crypsi parodies the Wu-Tang Clan, using dark palettes and humorous text. These cards combine memetic references and crypto culture to create a unique collectible experience.
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