A $2,000 NFT deposit from PirateCash can be found without buying tokens

The PirateCash project has released the final batch of NFTs from The Treasure collection, which encrypts a cid-phrase from a wallet with 115,000 PIRATE – more than $2000 at current exchange rates. The tokens are hosted on the BNB Chain network as well as the Getgems Marketplace. Participants do not have to buy NFTs: to get the reward, it is enough to solve the puzzle.

The collection consists of 24 virtual coins, each containing one cid-phrase word. All of them are presented in two copies – obverse and reverse, totaling 48 NFT. An additional 0.05 BNB is placed on the wallet to cover commissions so that the user can transfer funds after accessing the assets.

Participants are asked to examine images of coins on the PirateCash website, uncover hidden information and put the words in the correct order. The cid-phrase can then be entered into any compatible wallet and gain access to the tokens. NFT holders will receive additional privileges in the future PirateCash game.

Project founder Dmitry Korniychuk explained that the obverse symbolizes rank and skin, while the reverse is a paid cosmetic element that can be activated for in-game currency. In addition to the digital version, the team plans to release physical coins: the first of 24 has already been created.

The PirateCash project was launched in 2018 and uses its own PIRATE token with a limited issuance of 105 million. Coin holders can earn income from steaking with yields of up to 13% per annum. The Treasure collection was the team’s first experiment in the direction of NFT puzzles with cash rewards.