Finally wrote it down. I got into @NBATopShot because Panini screwed me out of ten bucks and taught me what "ownership" actually means. Grateful for it now. Here's how it happened.
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We hit 1,000,000,000 transactions on Flow!
A Top Shot pack rip at 2am.
A builder's first deploy.
A vending machine sale in Japan.
A reimagined childhood hero.
Celebrate with a 1,000+ WNBA pack giveaway + FLOW! ππ§΅π
I discovered @NBATopShot indirectly from @arthcmr and @bennygiang's @CryptoKitties pitch at ETHWaterloo 2017.
The first Moment I ripped was forgettable, but the first Moment I purchased was #30 Vince Carter Series 1 Base (still locked). I paid $24 (floor today is $27.75).
This month we celebrate 7 seasons of @NBATopShot!
First up:
π Two $100 Dapper Credit prizes, one for each:
π¬ Tag the friend who first told you about Top Shot
π Quote this post with the first Moment you ever owned
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In the lead-up to Series 2026-27, we're thanking the best community of collectors with a month full of giveaways and special announcements.
@AwesemoDFS The year is 2056. The AI war is over. We lost. The oceans rose. The grid went dark. The dollar became tinder. The survivors drift between the ruins, trading for clean water and a few hours of light. There is only one currency left. NBA Top Shot Moments.
Every @NBATopShot collector deserves a great app for their Moments. Years of iterations later, here is mine, and it is yours too.
https://t.co/QRZLcKtykP v2: every play, set, edition and moment, read straight from the Flow Blockchain. Open source.
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@CardAficionado@Legacyt02 Yours still works great, and itβs better than whatever Dapper would copy. They donβt have to build everything. We can build it better in a lot of cases. Keep cooking.
@TSDRLB@NBATopShot Great question. Skipped the official badges and made my own with emojis (did the same for teams). Even invented Hall of Fame, NBA/Commissionerβs Cup, and Commentary badges because I could. π
@CardAficionado@NBATopShot Thank you. The key point: the app you see today is the app youβll see tomorrow, or in 100 years. No Dapper dependencies beyond a username lookup and a few tiny extras. If Dapper vanished tomorrow (they wonβt), everything here would still work.