BackgroundLess than a month ago, Treasure was launched as a derivative of the viral Loot project. Like Loot, Treasure cards are a list of eight randomly generated assets. Treasures are fictional monies native to Loot. The Treasure cards were intentionally vague to encourage users to use them for whatever purpose they wanted. There were 10,000 original Treasure cards. The first 9,000 were free to mint. The other 1,000 were set aside for a Founder’s reserve. The founders decided after launch to...

BackgroundLess than a month ago, Treasure was launched as a derivative of the viral Loot project. Like Loot, Treasure cards are a list of eight randomly generated assets. Treasures are fictional monies native to Loot. The Treasure cards were intentionally vague to encourage users to use them for whatever purpose they wanted. There were 10,000 original Treasure cards. The first 9,000 were free to mint. The other 1,000 were set aside for a Founder’s reserve. The founders decided after launch to...

This week, Treasure is launching its first native DeFi project: the $MAGIC farm. Users will be able to deposit Loot cards, $AGLD, n project tokens, and treasures to earn $MAGIC. With $MAGIC, Treasure will be expanding beyond Loot to become a cross-game currency for the entire NFT market. Treasures are decentralized, composable currencies for the NFT ecosystem. Each treasure card is a list of eight monies (out of 49 possible monies). It is up to the community to figure out the purpose of these...

This week, Treasure is launching its first native DeFi project: the $MAGIC farm. Users will be able to deposit Loot cards, $AGLD, n project tokens, and treasures to earn $MAGIC. With $MAGIC, Treasure will be expanding beyond Loot to become a cross-game currency for the entire NFT market. Treasures are decentralized, composable currencies for the NFT ecosystem. Each treasure card is a list of eight monies (out of 49 possible monies). It is up to the community to figure out the purpose of these...