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Three months of chaos
Previously on CryptoCity
Three months ago, CryptoCity started as a place to leave a comment and maybe win a Pool Miner.
Somewhere along the way, it also became a place with a blackout, a cyclone, a citizen uprising, and a professor who solves riddles for fun.
We're not entirely sure how that happened either. Here's the recap.
The short version
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June
- CryptoCity opens its doors
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August
- Lucky Crypto Summer
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September
- Citizen uprising
- Professor Vale's Academy
- CryptoLife launches
Summertime, and the mining’s easy
Lucky Crypto Summer kicked things off on CryptoCity Beach, which became the heart of the city.
THERE WAS A LOT TO CATCH
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x10
Pool Miners
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x10
xBoosts
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x10
Prime Status
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x10
10,000 HSH
By the time summer wrapped, the prizes had gone out to the citizens who showed up the most. Not bad, huh?
CryptoCity Protests
Right after summer ended, things took a turn nobody saw coming — literally, since the whole city went dark. A citywide blackout hit with zero explanation.
Then residents started asking, reasonably, what else the government hadn't been telling them. It built into full-blown (peaceful) protests, leaflets and all…
Until the Founder himself stepped out to address the crowd.
"From today, CryptoCity belongs to its people. It will be an open, honest and free city."
School's back, and so is the mystery
September brought two things: actual learning, and a professor who talks like he's narrating a heist.
PROFESSOR VALE
He immediately handed the community a five-day puzzle — locked doors, hidden letters, a cryptic old class schedule — all leading to one final answer: HASHRATE.
Somewhere between solving riddles and reading Vale's crypto guides, the city quietly turned into the most educational scavenger hunt in crypto.
Oh, and there’s more…
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Residency
The most active citizens can earn Resident status — basically, proof you were here
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Community photo contest
It turned into one giant collage of actual CryptoCity residents
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To be continued…
Three months in, and CryptoCity has had more twists than most people's group chats. Nobody's entirely sure what's coming next — including, it seems, some of the people running it.
If you're not in it yet, now's a fine time to start. The prizes are real. The plot is, somehow, also real.
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