Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is this?
Right, listen up. Drama Queens is this dark comedy that lampoons the characters you see hanging around in the HEX and PulseChain communities, all built around these PRC404 tokens – mental, right? Basically, if you fancy a laugh, you can grab a $DRAMA token to join the party. Now, the beauty of this whole thing is that – thanks to the, ahem, ingenuity of the PRC404 pseudo-standard (which, let’s be honest, isn’t really a standard at all) – you can actually see the NFT image linked to your token through my interface. Plus, my dashboard lets you transfer your PRC404s to other wallets without messing with the image, which is pretty darn nifty if you ask me.
2. Haven't we seen this sort of thing before?
Here’s the kicker: there are 33 – yes, 33! – unique images, each with fancy A and B sides, and all in three gloriously degrading card conditions. And to top it all off, there are even some stupid games you can play to win, well, equally stupid prizes. It’s straightforward, really. Grab yourself some tokens if you want to see what the fuss is about, swap them with your mates, spread the word, and watch the glorious drama unfold. See who gets all hot under the collar – that’s your entertainment right there. Bonus points for steering clear of those folks and then having a good old laugh about them behind their backs.
In a nutshell, it’s a bit of a social experiment – one that celebrates, well, let’s just say a certain level of bravado – with a healthy dose of, er, questionable humour.
3. What makes your PRC404 product technically different?
This code riffs on the ERC404 “non-standard,” but with some neat fixes. It irons out a bit of a pain point where software wallets and blockchain scanners were struggling to pick up the right number of decimal places. It also solves a separate issue where the owner could, well, accidentally brick the whole thing – meaning folks couldn’t transfer or even flog their tokens.
4. What’s with the “Card Grades thing?”
Well, the longer you wait to snatch them up, the more likely that when you DO get some, they will have been around the block a few times. New things don’t often stay new-looking for too long, do they? You have a chance to get the “cards” (which is how I made these things) in “Pristine” condition, for just a short while. When that short supply runs out, the next cards issued will be slightly degraded. I call those “Premium,” in the same sense that day-old bread could be “Premium Toast.” Finally, once we see the last of the Premium Grade cards doled out… it’s time for the dregs to come out to play. “Classics” are beautiful… pre-loved cards… and rife with personality, like a partially paralysed Chihuahua with a harness, equipped with a set of training wheels. An example is illustrated below.
5. This is a PRC404 token, right? How do I transfer it without my picture changing?
If you want to transfer and keep the same picture you love, then transfer it using my tool on the dashboard.
If you don’t mind your picture changing, then transfer tokens as you normally would on your default wallet.
6. What is the total supply of $DRAMA?
There are only 1,980 tokens.
7. Has your code been reviewed/audited?
Nah, I’m gonna hold off on sharing the new stuff for now. There’s a couple of reasons for this: firstly, I want to keep it under wraps for a bit to make it harder for copycat scammers. We’re talking at least a “two-week exclusivity period” here. Secondly, the dev team have already seen it and they all signed off, so it’s basically got a “Dev Approval Badge” at this point. But yeah, to be serious… the answer’s still no, and that’s all you’re getting for now, you cheeky devils.
8. What do I do now?
Alright, listen up. To get hold of some $DRAMA, you’ll need to snag some whole units on PulseX V2. Doesn’t matter how you do it – buy it, barter, beg, borrow, whatever floats your digital boat. Once you’ve got it, head over to the dashboard. There, you can collect, trade, even compete with your mates (and frenemies, obviously) to complete the whole set. Classic “Gotta catch ’em all” vibes, right?
9. What is the contract address of $DRAMA?
0x9759347254d573737B0A0168Acb3Fd24Aa14f08e
10. How do I know that my Drama Queens NFTs is authentic?
If you suspect your NFT you purchased from the secondary market is fake. You can authenticate this by checking the contract address watermarked at the bottom of picture. The original $DRAMA contract should read “0x9759347254d573737B0A0168Acb3Fd24Aa14f08e”. If you are one of the lucky ones to own one or more of the $ELITEDRAMA NFTs. The contract of the authentic NFT should read “0xd07105adef92eca70a81cdd03fbff986d1fb004f”.
11. Without a Telegram or X presence, how the f*ck could you ever hope to make this a success?
Hard pass on setting up some clickbaity nonsense just to inflate my follower count. Don’t get me wrong, if someone else goes down that route, I’m totally there for the lols. Pure entertainment, you know?
12. Who are you?
Right, so… not spilling the beans on who I am exactly. Let’s just say I’m an OG Hexican and Pulsican, probably seen more community content than is healthy. Massive believer in the whole PulseChain thing, obviously. But yeah, I’m also a bit of a dick, can’t help taking the piss sometimes. Didn’t see anyone else really doing it, figured there might be a gap in the market, you know? Niche? Up to you.
Anyway, brace yourselves for the “one of you” spiel, just like from all the damn grifters and chancers out there. So, when I say it, well… Drama Queens existing is probably proof I actually get you lot, even if you are a bit… slow on the uptake sometimes. Look, if you’ve been following the content and you trust my judgement, then hopefully you trust that I’m not about to bite the hand that feeds. That’ll have to do for now, I guess.
13. Should I have expectations, related to you, your project, the price or the last good shit that you had in the morning?
No