wiki.token

Ethereum NFT aimed at giving back to Wikipedia

[jango.eth @me_jango]

@thewikidao Hey, id suggest reaching out to @wiki_token who has already been doing something similar and raised 10 ETH for wikipedia. Partner and coordinate rather than contradict.

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

We’ve raised over 9 ETH in the WikiToken treasury — absolutely incredible!

[jango.eth @me_jango]

Formal announcement coming never. Informal announcement coming last week

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

When you mint a Wikitoken you are in effect supporting that Wikipedia page by giving back to the Wikimedia Foundation #NFTs https://t.co/98j32c5Sxq

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

Wikipedia is a place to learn, not a place for advertising, lets help them keep it that way by minting wiktoken on or picking one up on the secondary market 🔎

https://t.co/ZiDJNY0f3m

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

Visit https://t.co/98j32cntoY to mint a Wikipedia page that has yet to be claimed, or check out https://t.co/q8SwC4LUyw… to buy tokens on the secondary market !

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

98% of Wikipedia readers do not donate. We can change that. Check out https://t.co/98j32c5Sxq to help 🙏

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

Another delicious looking Wikitoken🍣 🍣

https://t.co/lyRfVgVzEP

#NFTs #Sushi #Wikipedia

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

When you own a WikiToken, you are contributing to Wikimedia's vision and sustainability 🤝 #nfts

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

Mint your favorite wiki page and help support @Wikipedia in the process at https://t.co/98j32c5Sxq 🙏🔍

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

@Golden_Sonar @ZeughingAround @jamiegraydesign @negroprogrammer Can you elaborate what you mean on, "The value of your project is only encouraging speculation"? It's very cut and dry: you buy a WikiToken and in return you receive a tokenized version of that page. Does Bitpay offer something similar?

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

@Golden_Sonar @ZeughingAround @jamiegraydesign @negroprogrammer And to reiterate, the goal here is not necessarily to be "faster" and "cheaper". That argument doesn't hold to be true for many decentralized projects and is a bit orthogonal. The goals are very different.

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

@Golden_Sonar @ZeughingAround @jamiegraydesign @negroprogrammer It depends on what you mean by "cheaper". There are WikiTokens for sale on the secondary market for >= 100 ETH – each purchased at 0.01 ETH. If such a token sells, 10% goes to Wiki, 90% goes to the seller. I would like to think a profit of 89.99 ETH is "cheaper" in this case.

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

Looks like @POTUS just sold on @opensea for 0.05 ETH: https://t.co/Q3fAeI0pDQ!

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

Whoops! https://t.co/ZiDJNXIEbO

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

Check out https://t.co/98j32c5Sxq to mint a wiki page hasn't been claimed, or check out https://t.co/q8SwC4ujGY… to buy tokens direct from the secondary market! 🔎

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

Kick off the NFL season right and support Wikimedia Foundation when you mint your favorite NFL teams wiki #NFT 🏈

https://t.co/Ga2bTh6aoq

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

@Cryptasha @me_jango ❤️❤️ ❤️ WikiToken loves you! @Cryptasha

[wiki.token @wiki_token]

3rd secondary sale! https://t.co/xFKPKWWuM4

.22 ETH (currently $850 USD) is non-negligible.