MTCG has been making collector cards for years. Our collector cards have evolved from ugly premade layouts, to exclusive independent desgins. I like to compare our digital collection to baseball cards but humans have been collecting artwork, weapons, books, and thousands of other things throughout the time of history. MTCG Playcards: Playcards usually represent important moments in time or associations with our community. This can include things like being on a podcast or joining our ecosystem. Playcards are being designed to be used in game play, and non user cards are built to balance decks. MTCG Memecards: Memecards are a newer idea from our community. Memecards are pure nostalgia and created from some of our top trending memes over the years. Memecards display an associated MTCG value for the card, hopefully well be able to use this value for something someday. Mintme Cards? Keep an eye open for our upcoming card project 🙈
We’ve had a ton going on over the last month within our little community... 🎥 New Advert Project Let’s start with our new advert project! This gives other creators the opportunity to promote their ideas, communities, or tokens through comedic videos built around their projects. ▶️ Two New YouTube Channels We’ve also launched two new YouTube channels to help promote and distribute content. 📖 The Ashes of Tales & Poems We’ve released new stories, poems, and tales in our new book, The Ashes of Tales & Poems! We would go on but have reached our wordcount for this post 🚀 https://youtu.be/VXPWU1npkro?is=LdjQUWsxtfNhpiS- Travel Down Our Window Of Time: https://www.mintme.com/token/MTCG/posts/%E2%8F%B3Window-Of-Time-Game-Over Dude Where's My Wallet: https://www.mintme.com/token/DWMW Lore and Tales: https://www.mintme.com/token/Embers Community Hangout: https://swarm-space.lovable.app/brain
Winter is approaching fast — don't leave kids in the cold. Set up a local coat rack where community members can leave gently used coats they no longer need, and families can take a coat for a child who needs one this winter. It’s simple: Give a coat. Take a coat. Keep a kid warm. Good Places to Host a Coat Rack Libraries, Public schools, Churches, Community centers, Local businesses, Shelters and community organizations One unused coat could make a very big difference to a child this winter. https://youtu.be/7vQ0PY1W3DM?is=Lip8nairoIar9FEB
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