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⚠️ Crypto: The Game is back ⚠️ Today, we're launching early access minting for CTG S2. It's a massive crypto survival game where many play, but only one will win. Here's what's new for S2, and how you can secure your spot right now ↓
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The idea is simple. Everyone buys in and votes each other out each night over 10 days, with challenges along the way, until the last person standing wins the pot.
New for S2 are Entry NFTs. Starting today, players will mint an NFT for a spot in the game.
This also means that you can sell your NFT at any point for your slot. Think hedging a parlay…
Like S1, you can connect your Twitter and play as yourself, which has in-game advantages, or opt to play anonymously with a generic username and PFP. Choose wisely, as this selection is final and cannot be changed...
On 4/8, all holders of an entry NFT will be randomly assigned to one of 10 tribes. Each day comes with a brand new immunity challenge. Whichever tribe wins that day’s challenge is safe. Everyone else votes players out that night.
Each tribe has access to its own exclusive 24/7 chat, along with a general chat for all players. And if an NFT is sold after a Twitter connection is made, the new holder will inherit the tribe assignment and immunity, but not the Twitter connection (hence Anon Island).
Once you’re eliminated, the NFTs transition from Player NFTs to Jury NFTs because on the last day, everyone who was previously eliminated votes FOR the winner. So you can't just backstab your way to the top :)
Entries are open to the Early Access list, including S1 players, on a first-come, first-served basis. A public mint for remaining slots goes live tomorrow at 12p ET. Tribes are assigned & the game begins on April 8th. It all takes place on
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