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Hey everyone!! 🫡🧡 I just played Space Quest IV on my iPhone!! 😲 Here’s how:

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@brian_armstrong @gamesyouloved Space Quest IV 👀 x.com/bitcoinarchive…

Anyone who used a computer between 1975-2015. What’s the one game you still think about?

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If you asked me for relationship advice, someway somehow it would turn into financial advice. 🤣

—————————————————— Did Buckazoids From Space Quest IV Inspire Jed McCaleb’s Original Stellarlumens Rocketship Logo? —————————————————— Satoshi x Jed + Mt. Gox 🤔 ————————— Who is Jed McCaleb? ————————— Jed McCaleb is a programmer and entrepreneur better known for his significant contributions to cryptocurrency (Ripple and Stellar Lumens/ Stellar) and blockchain technology. He founded Mt. Gox, the first major Bitcoin exchange, co-founded Ripple, and later established Stellar, a platform focused on cross-border payments. Jed McCaleb developed with the Bitcoin ethos in mind and eDonkey proved just that: “The eDonkey Network is a decentralized, mostly server-based, peer-to-peer file sharing network created in 2000 by US developers Jed McCaleb and Sam Yagan that is best suited to share big files among users, and to provide long term availability of files.” He repurposed Mt. Gox from a peer to peer Magic card trading platform to cater to Bitcoin as a platform for peer to peer exchanging Bitcoin. Interestingly he launched it in Tokyo, Japan, the same place Satoshi Uesaka was born. His work has also extended to aerospace with the founding of Vast, and he is recognized for his philanthropy, notably donating to AI research organizations like MIRI and OpenAI. It is speculated that Elon Musk and Jed McCaleb have amicable relationship. —————————————— Jed McCaleb & Gaming History —————————————— Jed McCaleb was also into gaming and released The Far Wilds via his company Code Collective. He also developed as executive producer for the popular Miss Management game back in 2008. There were a few other games he worked on as well. His first purpose of Mt. Gox proved just that because it was designed to adhere to Magic trading card fans. mobygames.com/person/1684800… “His calling seems to have found him early, as he admits to having been programming ‘since 3rd or 4th grade.” iq.wiki/wiki/jed-mccal… Code Collective — mobygames.com/company/12264/… Miss Management — 2008 mobygames.com/game/216210/mi… ————————————————— Did Jed McCaleb Play Space Quest IV? ————————————————— 256 VGA: Mode 13h is the standard 256-colormode on VGA graphics hardware introduced in 1987 with the IBM PS/2. It has a resolution of 320 × 200 pixels. Space Quest I — Starlab Arcada and escape pod. Previous significant example Before Space Quest IV. Space Quest IV — first time rocket has been seen so vividly because it implemented the 256 VGA graphics into the game. Stellar’s early 2014 logo with a rocket resembles the Buckazoids token from Space Quest IV. Jed McCaleb was very tech savvy and developed video games. Take a look at Miss Management for example it is a problem solving game just like Space Quest. Space Quest IV was a household game and the chances of him playing or knowing Buckazoids is very high. Also, Buckazoids “is the base currency of civilized residents of the Galaxy, minted on Xenon. It seems to be a rather unstable currency and very prone to inflation and deflation. Alternatively, it could have different values in different contexts.” — Sounds like something that would inspire the creator of eDonkey, Mt. Gox, and Stellarlumens. —————————————————— Conclusion: “₿” “🚀” Brand Recognition —————————————————— If Jed McCaleb played Space Quest IV, he is well aware of that the “₿” logo was on the Buckazoids token, and he is aware of the rocket on the digital currency. He catered to the first in-life decentralized digital currency — ₿itcoin. He also created his own decentralized digital currency — Ripple and then Stellar Lumens (now known as Stellar). A smart, innovative, tech passionate, and someone with intensive gaming knowledge and developer capabilities, can pretty much connect the dots that the ₿ (something that was not yet added to ASCII/ANSI/UNICODE came from the Buckazoids token in Space Quest IV. The first time a “B” has been showcased in such manner before the Unicode was established. McCaleb and other developers will always remember this.

The U.S government and rest of the world are using legacy payment system infrastructure. The lack of interoperability within local infrastructure and worldwide infrastructure increases risk and and inefficiencies. PAM, FEDWIRE, S.W.I.F.T.(now ISO20022), DTCC, and more legacy layers need to adapt in order to increase settlement STP rates and reduce human errors. The first major step for them is to adopt Bitcoin and stable coins.

My first YouTube video: @BuckazoidsWorld : A Roger Wilco Story aka BTC's first ever appearance. Featuring @elonmusk youtube.com/watch?v=_RA-li…

This is insane 😳

Bitcoin logo appears in a video game from 1991 🔍

We getting sued for this one! 😤 $TROLL $TOKABU $MOONCAT $PUMP $TRENCHER $BUCKAZOIDS $USDUC $PEPE $DOGE $BITCOIN $RAGE $CHILLHOUSE

Space Quest III (Sierra, 1989) is still one of the best adventure games ever made. The humor in this game is timelessly brilliant. The graphics, though they show their age today, are still what I picture when I think of classic gaming - gorgeous pixel art that squeezed every drop of beauty out of a limited color palette. The opening and end credits are pure gold. I know it’s hard - maybe even impossible - for younger gamers to understand what all the hype was about. From today’s perspective, the brutal difficulty and constant risk of death might seem excessive, but that’s exactly what I loved about Sierra adventures back then. You had to earn every step; nothing was handed to you. Whether it was King’s Quest, Space Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, or Police Quest, they were all exceptionally high quality - right down to the packaging. Space Quest III featured a beautiful 3D embossed front cover, along with maps and other physical goodies. Nothing but love for that era and that company.

A total of $17,500 worth of Buckazoids has been bought with creator rewards since yesterday.

The Buckazoid Community wallets now hold 5.9% of the supply! In the spirit of Satoshi Nakamoto stacking ~5% of the Bitcoin supply... We thought we would give them a Nod and return the favor to our loyal Cypherzoids! We are very grateful to be able to achieve this milestone as a CTO community! Without every single one of you: spreading the word, creating content, onboarding new holders, designing / selling merch, running backend platforms, attending Bitcoin conferences, posting memes at 3AM, and doing the hundreds of unseen things that keep this machine alive... Thank you. Onchain proof of holdings: Creator Reward Wallet: Ci1bV3eqJa3pbgtxg9opFEv2XEsdGdM1NYeLX9qtBEqm Financial Committee Wallet: BHtotPWQ9sJiZotyNPMo4wkuRviB82S2vN93XyqaAV7j

@maddmattieb @SavageMonkey_23 This type of buyback is one of the best ways to benefit all long term holders.🤞

Talk is cheap, that’s why the solana:BQQzEvYT4knThhkSPBvSKBLg1LEczisWLhx5ydJipump community BELIEVES in putting our money where our mouth is. $17,500 in buys with creator rewards…that’s not hype, that’s conviction in action. Real holders. Real volume. Real momentum. We’re just warning up.

@SavageMonkey_23 @tubiao57 100%

@Buckazoids @tubiao57 Its Worth Every Penny

quick history lesson: bitcoin logo was spotted in a 1991 game the lore goes deeper than you think

Bitcoin logo appears in a video game from 1991. 🔍