ripmaster3030studios · $3030 · NFA

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What the game is, how the token works, where every $3030 goes, and the risks — in the open, for frens.

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01TL;DR

ripmaster3030studios is a liquid trading-card game that is, on-chain, one primitive: a SuperRare Liquid Edition — a single ERC-20 token ($3030) priced by a bonding curve in RARE on Uniswap-v4. The 100-card deck is the artwork, and every card is a LENS — a render that reads the live market + burn. 33 hero cards mint as 1/1 lenses (11 auctioned on SuperRare, 11 pulled from packs, 11 earned in the games); the other 67 field cards are render-only lenses (live on-chain, unminted) that you collect and can mint later. Packs burn the token — supply only falls — every rip retires supply for good while the RARE reserve stays put, so each surviving token is backed by more. Ripping pays the holders. The token burns so the art can live. The studio takes a stated cut — half of every pack and half of the 10% game rake fund the studio; the rest burns. No team pre-mint, no hidden fees.

The stack — one edition, one lens contract

$3030 · ERC-20

The edition. One token on a Uniswap-v4 + Doppler multicurve, reserve in RARE — chartable like any ERC-20. Buy it, sell it, burn it. Minted once; burns are permanent. In SuperRare's words: "the token is not separate from the art."

The render — every card is a lens

A lens is a render keyed by card id in one renderer+721 contract, reading price, supply, and burn live. A card is a live lens before any token exists for it — so field cards are lenses today, unminted.

Lenses · ERC-721

The owned layer. 33 hero 1/1s minted now, plus Lovebeing, the holder lens every $3030 wallet carries. The 67 field cards mint later, against the same render — so they stay lenses, never turning to static art.

No ERC-1155, no per-copy editions, no flood of mints. The on-chain footprint is deliberately tiny — 33 hero 1/1s now — while all 100 cards are live lenses. Your field-card collection is a site-layer collectible (chain-readable) until you choose to mint it.

This is transparency, not a pitch.

$3030 is a collectible game token, not an investment. It can go to zero. The cards are art, parody, and memes. Play for the fun of it — see Legal & NFA.

02The game

The field — 100 cards, all live lenses, five tiers (Common → Prizm). Rarity is set by community vote (the Rarity Court), not decreed.
Rip & collect — a pack is a guided buy of about $10 of $3030 — half burned, half to the studio; you pull field cards and, rarely, a gacha lens claim. Your collection = your rip history + holdings.
The 33 hero lenses — a genesis set that persists across all four tiers — 11 auctioned (bid on SuperRare) + 11 gacha (pull the claim from a pack → mint the 1/1) + 11 earned (clear a stated feat in the cabinets → signed voucher → mint). One owner each, and the eleven feats are named in §06 — they are not a mystery box.
Play & wager — the games ante $3030 (wagers that transfer to the winner, net-zero to supply) and let you stake your cards. Your staked cards arm real in-game power.
The burn — packs retire token supply permanently without touching the reserve, so backing per surviving token rises. Nothing retires. Scarcity comes from dwindling pack allotments, rarity votes, and compression (corner a field card's copies → 1/1).

03The token · $3030

3.3Mhard cap (mint-once)

~$0.02opening / token

RAREreserve currency

~$606kfull-curve FDV

The token is a cheap micro-token on a Uniswap-v4 pool with liquidity placed as a Doppler multicurve. Supply is capped at 3,300,000 and minted once into the pool at launch — burns are permanent and never re-mint. Opening price ≈ 1 RARE/token keeps every pack a micro-move. Full-curve FDV ≈ $606k is an artist-scale niche edition, by choice.

04The economy · where every token goes

One direction: the fire. There is no toll wallet, no creator-cut contract, no house pool — the only on-chain spend is a burn of the one token.

🔥 Burns (on-chain, real)

every pack — in full (~350/rip)
voluntary conviction burns
compression costs
all irreversible, all public

📈 The curve (on-chain, real)

buys deepen the RARE reserve
sells walk back down it
mint-once — burns never re-mint
read it live: getMarketState()

🃏 Site-layer (signal, honest)

rarity votes, wagers, trades, binder
field-card pulls (render-only lenses)
no tokens burned — only packs burn

05Packs · a $10 premium, escalating

A pack is the one premium action, and it uses only native curve operations: the site walks you through buying about $10 worth of $3030 — half burns, half funds the studio, in one atomic call. It is not a token reprice — FDV is unchanged — and every rip is a real buy-and-burn, the engine of steady pressure, not a pump. The schedule (site-enforced, auditable from the burn txs) escalates within a tier (base→ceil as the allotment sells) and across tiers (the allotment dwindles and the floor rises). The pack count is bounded by the burn budget, not card supply.

Tier	Pack allotment	Base ≈ $*
Tier I	1,600 packs	$10
Tier II	1,100 packs	$12
Tier III	600 packs	$15
Tier IV	260 packs	$20

*Floor at the launch spot ($0.02); token appreciation rides on top. ≈3,560 packs total. See Tokenomics.

06Lenses, minting & the Compression rite

Every card is a lens — a render keyed by id — so the deck exists as art from day one. What changes over time is who owns a token:

33 hero lenses · minted now

11 auctioned (bid on SuperRare) + 11 gacha (pull a claim from a pack → mint) + 11 earned (clear a named feat → signed voucher → mint). Real 1/1 ERC-721 tokens, wallet-signed. One owner each.

67 field lenses · render-only

Live on-chain, unminted (readable via the CLI). Collect their copies from packs; compress (own every copy) into a 1/1. Mint them for real later, against the same render — they stay lenses, never static art.

Lovebeing · the holder lens

The 1/1 marquee, distributed to every $3030 holder — one per wallet regardless of balance, non-transferable, non-burnable. Hold the token, you carry it. Never minted per-person.

Nothing turns to ash. The deck survives — cards are never destroyed by the burn. Scarcity is emergent: dwindling pack allotments, community rarity votes, and voluntary compression.

The eleven earned titles

Eleven of the 33 heroes are not for sale at any price. They are titles, and each one is a named feat in a named cabinet — printed here in full, because a prize nobody can aim at is a lottery with extra steps. First player to clear one and show the run takes it, and then it is closed. One owner, forever.

THE WIRE · Dogfight — pass every boost gate on the map in one match without taking a hit.
DEAD STICK · Dogfight — win a match having never pressed boost.
ONE MAG · Section 9 — win a round with more kills than reloads.
GHOST WALK · Section 9 — take a round on a baked level without ever being the first to fire.
OPEN AIR · Rip Rocketer — reach Tier IV on one life.
THE FACILITY IS CLOSED · Rip Rocketer — clear every emplacement in a single tier.
CLEAN SWEEP · Cloud Racer — win a race having taken every light-strip, every lap.
THREE CUTS · Neon Ronin — win a duel where every landed hit was part of a combo.
NO SWORD · Neon Ronin — win a duel using no slash at all.
HOUSE MONEY · The Arena — take first on the podium three times running, never folding.
THE LONG COUNT · any five cabinets — hold a first-place finish in five different games.

Nothing on that list can be bought. No title is unlocked by holding more $3030, ripping more packs, or burning more of anything — every one is a thing you did with your hands. That is deliberate: a balance can be borrowed for the length of one block, and a feat cannot.

How a title is actually awarded, stated plainly. You record the run, you post it, the studio verifies it and signs a voucher, and you mint the card to your wallet and pay the gas — the studio never holds it for you. And the studio is the judge. Every score in these games lives in your own browser and can be edited in seconds, so a machine cannot referee this and we are not going to pretend one does. A card studio handing out its own titles is an honest arrangement; dressing it up as an oracle would not be.

07Steady, not a pump

Un-pullable liquidity — the RARE reserve lives in the pool, not a yankable LP. Sells walk down the curve.
No team pre-mint — nothing minted at genesis to dump.
Mint-once, buy-and-burn — supply is minted once; RARE flows in on every buy, tokens vanish on every pack burn and never re-mint; a shrinking float on a deepening reserve.
Adding liquidity — seed real RARE at deploy and let every buy deepen the reserve organically; the curve itself is the standing liquidity.

What this is NOT.

Not a promise the price goes up. Net supply moves with buys − burns — the sign is not guaranteed. Deflationary pressure is a goal, not a floor. Read the real trajectory live from totalSupply().

08Transparency

One contract surface — the edition + a renderer+721 lens contract. A deliberately tiny mint footprint (33 hero 1/1s), nothing else to trust or exploit.
Reproducible model — scripts/token-model.mjs re-derives every number here.
Legible actions — packs and conviction burns are burn txs on the one token; hero-lens mints are wallet-signed. The chain is the receipt.
Testnet first — a full Sepolia dress rehearsal before any mainnet deploy.

09Risks

The token can go to zero. Experimental and highly volatile — only spend what you can lose entirely.
Smart-contract risk. Code can have bugs. Assume unaudited unless a published audit says otherwise (Audit).
Liquidity & slippage. A thin market moves price hard; you may not exit at the quoted price.
Design risk. Game economies can behave unexpectedly, even when tuned and modeled.
Dependency risk. The 721 lens mints run through SuperRare's assisted setup (or our own CLI-deployed lens contract) — scope and timing are not solely in our hands.
Site-layer honesty. Rarity votes, wagers, trades, and field-card pulls are community signal / render-only on the site, not on-chain settlement. Only packs burn; only hero-lens mints are owned tokens.
Regulatory & key risk. Rules vary and change; a lost key is lost funds.

10Legal & NFA

Not financial advice. Nothing here or on ripmaster3030studios.com is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice, nor an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any asset. $3030 is an experimental, volatile utility/collectible game token intended for play and collecting — not an investment contract and not a security. There is no promise, guarantee, or expectation of profit, value, liquidity, or future development. You may lose everything you put in.

All memes are memes. The cards, characters, names, and imagery are works of art, parody, satire, and commentary — transformative by intent. Any resemblance to real people, brands, or trademarks is used as cultural reference and critique, not endorsement or affiliation. The project will review and, where appropriate, retire content in response to good-faith legal requests.

Do your own research. Crypto assets and smart contracts carry risk, including total loss and bugs. Interact at your own risk, comply with the laws of your jurisdiction, and consult your own qualified professionals. By acquiring or using $3030 you accept these risks and that the artist, contributors, and SuperRare make no warranties of any kind.

— Gianni Arone (lovebeing · @_lovebeing_) · SuperRare Liquid Editions, Cohort 1 · $3030

NFA · all memes are memes. $3030 is an experimental, volatile collectible game token — not an investment, not a security, no promise of value, and it can go to zero. The cards are art, parody, and commentary. Nothing here is financial, legal, or tax advice. Do your own research. Full terms on the whitepaper.