2026-01-01 05:26:42

We're creating a platform where the community can freely build and remix stories around $Tintin—no restrictions, pure creative freedom.

Tintin works as an eternally young journalist character, embodying justice and curiosity. That's the beauty of it. This openness is what keeps Tintin alive across generations. His narrative keeps evolving because the community shapes it. That's exactly why his legacy endures and his stories feel perpetually relevant.

It's about giving fans a voice. Let them remix, let them create, let them own the narrative.

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GasFeeTears

· 2h ago

Community governance has been talked about for so many years. Is there finally a project daring to truly delegate authority? Let's see if this will once again turn into a hollow promise that never materializes.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 2h ago

Wow, this is the true spirit of Web3. No one can beat the community-driven narrative.

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GasWrangler

· 2h ago

look, "pure creative freedom" sounds nice on paper but technically speaking, you're gonna run into serious scalability issues the moment adoption picks up. community-driven narratives are fine, but if you're not optimizing for transaction throughput from day one, this gets gas-inefficient real quick. just saying

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SybilSlayer

· 2h ago

ngl, this idea is pretty good. Community-driven storytelling is definitely more lively than one-way output. If the Tintin IP can really be played like this, it would be very interesting.

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PortfolioAlert

· 3h ago

Another community-driven narrative story, sounds good but can it really be implemented... --- Free remix indeed sounds great, but I'm worried that in the end, a bunch of low-quality content will drown out the good stuff. --- This idea isn't new, the key still depends on who will oversee it. --- Let me see if it will once again turn into a pump-and-dump for worthless tokens... --- "Community owns narrative" has been heard too many times. Dingding, this IP, dares to play around casually? --- Alright, it's somewhat interesting, but what about moderation? Need to be cautious.

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