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Truth Labs' Big Inc. acceptance letter burn event will take place on Friday, June 23.
The Deets
- Acceptance letter burn event opens on Friday
- Four types of letters: General and Special (Goblin, Believer, etc.), Executive and Special Assignment details to come
- Burn a letter to receive an employee; more letters equals more employees.
- Employees can be re-rolled or stuck forever at Big Inc.
The Bulk
This burn is not an indefinite offering but will last only for the duration of Chapter 64. With the burn's closure, acceptance letters will lose their utility, making this an exclusive opportunity for holders.
The process of burning a General Acceptance Letter rewards the holder with an employee - a unique NFT character. The vast collection of employees boasts over 60 different heads, ensuring a diverse array of choices. However, holders with multiple letters must burn each letter separately to claim each employee.
Additionally, Big Inc. provides a special re-roll option. By burning a fresh letter, holders can help their existing employee escape, thus allowing the holder to 'reroll' for a new employee. This intriguing mechanism adds a layer of strategy and potential progression for owners.
Special Letters like the Goblin and Believer letters bring different perks. Burning a Goblin Letter results in a swanky Goblin Employee permanently employed at Big Inc. Similarly, burning a Believer Letter grants your Employee the ability to operate BigInc's vehicles. These employees are bound to BigInc for life, with no rerolling option available.
🧐 Wait, What?
In a nutshell, burn your Big Inc. Letter NFT and receive an "employee" NFT.
🔜 What's Next?
Truth plans to provide details on Special Assignment Letters and Executive Letters tomorrow.
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Truth Labs, the founders of Goblintown, is launching Goblintown Season 2, per a tweet from the project and a report from CoinDesk.
The Deets:
- Season 2 revolves around Big Inc, a large corporation in Goblintown.
- Big Inc is a 15,000-unit sequel to the Goblintown collection.
- The mint price is 0.096 ETH.
- There is no disclosed date or time for the mint yet.
- The top 1,000 worst traders get a 24-hour window to mint for free.
- Holders of other Truth Labs collections can mint for free as well.
- 50% discount available for those paying with meme coin $PEPE.
The Details:
Goblintown Season 2, or "Big Inc," is a 15,000-unit sequel to the Goblintown collection and aims to celebrate the culture and community of web3 by rewarding the "worst traders in NFT land." To determine eligibility, Truth Labs will analyze wallet data and rank traders on the "Down Bad Board," a leaderboard of the worst traders in the space. The top 1,000 worst traders will have a 24-hour window to mint their Big Inc NFTs for free.
Holders of other Truth Labs collections (Goblintown, Grumpl, and Illuminati) will also enjoy the privilege of minting for free, depending on what combination of NFTs they possess, by way of receiving Big Inc acceptance letters. Additionally, Goblintown Season 2 will offer discounts for traders paying with the popular meme coin $PEPE. The mint price is 0.096 ETH, but those who pay with $PEPE will get 50% off and instead pay 0.048 ETH.
❗ Why It Matters
The appetite for another collection of 15,000 in this market remains to be seen. But by giving less successful traders priority, Goblintown Season 2 is introducing a unique mechanic that seems pretty out there, but it's a new concept nonetheless.
Additionally, offering discounts for using $PEPE brings utility to the meme coin and showcases the interconnectivity of NFTs and other cryptocurrencies.
🎬 Take Action
Those interested can apply to mint at biginc.business.
🎤 Founder Feedback
Currently everyone is down and to a lot of folks it feels like only the influencers survived the past year. Goblintown originally celebrated on the collective doom of the first wave of collapse -- and Big Inc wants to now reward those who have stuck around!Process Grey, co-founder and artist at Truth Labs
Truth Labs NFT contracts are undergoing an upgrade and migrating to ensure future-proofing a 5% royalty rate.
The Deets
- Metadata refreshed for goblintown, Illuminati NFT, The187, and Grumpls
- Contract migration scheduled for this weekend
- Blur bids disabled on 04/13 at noon ET
- NFTs airdropped to holders within 24 hours
- 5% royalty rate enforced for all Truth collections moving forward
The Details
The metadata for the four popular NFT collections has been refreshed, poking fun at creators and royalties in typical Truth fashion. The new metadata features a big middle finger highlighted by "F*** royalties, F*** supporting builders," in the background. The official contract migration is set for this weekend. To facilitate this process, Blur bids will be disabled starting at noon ET on Thursday, April 13. Once the migration is complete, new NFTs on the upgraded contract will be airdropped to their respective holders within 24 hours.
According to Truth Labs, the upgrade is essential to ensure the collections' flexibility and future-proofing, especially with Season 2 around the corner.
❗️Why It Matters
Truth joins Overlord (formerly Creepz) and others in the quest to protect royalties by migrating its initial NFT contracts. Its just one of the latest trends seemingly created as a result of the marketplace wars and "race to 0 royalties" in order to attract more trading activity. While having the ability to enforce royalties on-chain will protect companies abilites to generate at least some income via secondary trading, projects will still need to find other revenue sources if they wish to create sustainable businesses, particularly if the end of Blur farming and incentivized trading brings a decline to the overall secondary market.
🎤 Community Quotes
The metadata change prompted some laughs, some headturns, and some push back.
🎬 Take Action
Truth is urging users to not buy any of the existing NFTs after Blur bids are disabled, at that time the existing NFTs and the contracts they exist on will become obsolete. Holders do not need to take any further action, as you will be airdropped the new NFTs after the contract migration.
Jenkins the Valet announced the 12 NFT communities that have signed on as partners for the project's eight-episode fiction podcast on Wednesday.
The 12 signed partner communities the Writer's Room will be voting on are @goblintown, @RumbleKongs, @SappySealsNFT, @BYOPills, @pudgypenguins, @PurrnelopesCC, @inhabitants_, @ThePlagueNFT, @thelittlesnft, @MaisonDeGOAT, @bubblegumkids_ and @Overlord_xyz 👏 pic.twitter.com/CS68SogLkE
— Jenkins The Valet 🍌 Is Exploring Azurbala (@jenkinsthevalet) November 30, 2022
Partner community agreements allow Tally Labs to 'set an episode in their world and use their name, logos, and key lore elements', according to the thread.
Holders from the partner communities will be able to fill out a backstory for their NFT, with characters featured in the upcoming podcast stories. One partner, voted on by Jenkins Writer's Room NFT holders, will also have an episode set within that project's community.
In addition to the 12 partners, many other NFT communities are also eligible to create characters:
However, these 100+ communities can create characters on https://t.co/DHD2lyDJhP and be eligible for the podcast and future opportunities beyond!
— Jenkins The Valet 🍌 Is Exploring Azurbala (@jenkinsthevalet) November 30, 2022
Own an NFT from any of these communities? We want YOU to tap into your inner creativity and create a character. pic.twitter.com/jdaklQxeE2
Users can visit the Jenkins Podcast website to learn more and submit their NFT from the collections above for inclusion in the podcast.
Goblintown is creating a physical Grumpl figurine collection in collaboration with Bigshot Toy Works, the project teased on Wednesday via Twitter.
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— goblintown.wtf (@goblintown) November 24, 2022
"I would like to bring the grumpl to life as a beautiful designer vinyl figure," Process Gray, co-founder of Truth Labs said on the linked form. "I think the grumpl is a cute and accessible entry point into the goblintown world, and could lead to larger merchandising opportunities and exposure for our community. I've NEVER produced a physical toy, and would love to hear feedback from the community to gauge interest."
The price will vary, with a limited small batch available in various colors and rarities, according to the form.
Goblintown tweeted out for its grumpl holders to refresh their metadata to reveal. The grumpls being revealed will be based on burning 3 NFTs from the mcgoblintown.wtf collection.
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— goblintown.wtf (@goblintown) November 16, 2022
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Process Grey, the artist behind goblintown, tweeted out a 1/1 teaser last week.
Process Grey, the artist behind Truth Labs, teased artwork for one of the grumpls expected to reveal on November 15.
"sharing this cuz @ajt asked me to," Grey said in a tweet on Friday evening. The artist also noted that there will be eight 1/1 grumpls in the reveal on Tuesday. The grumpls being revealed will be based on burning 3 NFTs from the mcgoblintown.wtf collection.
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— goblintown.wtf (@goblintown) November 9, 2022
₃ bᵤᵣgₑᵣₛ ᵣₑᵥₑₑₗ 11/15 pic.twitter.com/yi7JawNPcq
Goblintown is one of the NFT projects that informed its holders that they had no exposure to the FTX fallout. "Our stuff is on multi-sig. Zero exchange exposure," said Alex Taub, founder of Truth Labs, in a recent tweet.
Goblintown and Truth Labs co-founder Alex Taub has provided a postmortem on the SIM-swapping attack that compromised his Twitter account this morning.
After gaining control of Taub's account, the attacker attempted to persuade Taub's followers to mint a scam egg NFT, later trolling them with a picture of a luxury watch perhaps signaling their success in duping the following.
"In terms of those affected, I want to say I'm so sorry," said Taub, "And while I'm the victim here...I didn't lose anything besides a day of work and the trust of the people that follow me. There are people that lost ETH and NFTs because of something that came from my account."
While he knows that members of the community were affected, Taub indicated he was not sure about the size and scale of the attack. While the process may take time, he added that he intends to reimburse any compromised party with adequate proof of being affected by the hacker.
Were you affected by this hack? If so, you can message Taub on Twitter or directly on Discord (#ajt0001).
Goblintown and Truth Labs co-founder Alex Taub’s Twitter account was hacked early Monday morning, according to a tweet from Truth Labs.
The link to mint a fake eggs NFT led to a site where users clicked on a “Claim Eggs” tab. Lucky Trader could not ascertain the scope of the hack or the contract involved as of Monday morning, as the site is currently down.
The compromised account then directed users to a fake Revoke.cash website saying “GUYS SOMEONE SIMSWAPPED ME THE EGGS LINK IS FAKE AND THEY ARE COMPRIMISING OUR CONTRACT IF YOU INTERACTED WITH OUR CONTRACT BEFORE YOU COULD BE AT RISK."
Truth Labs updated users on the account Monday, which has changed its name to @ajtgoblin and @Zachxbtlover. Taub has been removed from Truth Labs-related Discords, the company said.
“AJT's twitter account is still hacked, and the username is now @ajtgoblin. He is aware, and we are working on regaining access to his twitter. Please do not interact with this account or any links it is posting,” Truth Labs tweeted.
The hacker trolled Taub's followers Monday posting an image of a luxury watch with the words "THX GOBLIN FAMMMMM."
CryptTV, an American entertainment company focused on horror-theme digital content, is partnering with Goblintown to giveaway 25 allowlist spots for its upcoming limited-edition, 666-piece, free-to-mint NFT collection called Scamp.
Goblintown holders can enter to win here.
This upcoming collection is CryptTV's Genesis drop, and will provide holders access to well-developed IP in the future.
Founded by Jack Davis and Eli Roth in 2015, CryptTV is backed by Jason Blum of Blumhouse Productions, one of the most popular horror-themed production companies in the world. The company is most known for its viral horror characters Birch and Look-See and has shows on every major streaming platform (Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime).
Davis will donate the company's IP to a community-driven DAO, grow its value through web3 initiatives, and intends to pivot the company's operations to the blockchain and NFTs, according to Premint's description.
Jack Davis is part of Forbes 30-under-30 club. Eli Roth has produced, directed, or otherwise worked on popular movies like Hostel, Inglourious Basterds, and Cabin Fever. And Jason Blum and Blumhouse Productions are creating or have created some of the most iconic horror movies over the last few years, including The Purge, Insidious, Halloween, Paranormal Activity, The Black Phone, and the new The Exorcist.
