← Self-described project info (XLS-26)
Am I NPC?
Name from the issuer Domain / xrp-ledger.toml
Ah, the NPC meme, a delightful little piece of internet culture that essentially turns human behavior into something straight out of a video game. Derived from "Non-Player Character," or NPC, in gaming terms, this meme mocks individuals perceived as lacking originality or critical thinking, essentially acting like those background characters in games who repeat the same lines over and over. (Official X account and Telegram will be posed Here) 1% supply for dev and 1% supply for liquidity (source: Name from the NFTs' own metadata / token ledger)
Who
Builders, team, and how they describe themselves
| Founder / team | Unknown |
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What
What this is on the ledger
| Category | Self-described project info (XLS-26) |
|---|---|
| Ticker / currency | NPC |
| Issuer address | rJzaz7fCcMh5ZF7zx85g9txUFhJUcfvy3b |
| Holders (trustlines with a balance) | 7 |
| Trustlines | 8 |
| Circulating supply (sum of holder balances) | 69249506.60119026 |
| Issuer's first ledger activity | 2024-12-01 tx |
Where to connect
Official links the project published (TOML, site, or NFT / token metadata)
| Official website | Unknown |
|---|---|
| X (Twitter) | Unknown |
| Domain set on issuer account | ohpaxcfejjls1ukpepl3.toml.firstledger.net — two-way linked: the TOML lists this address (its claims are self-described, not confirmed) |
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