Earlier this month Cambria sold 4,096 royal charters for a token with no date and no chain. The token now has both. The charters now have a discount.
$RSGP goes live Thursday, Oct 29, minting on Base. Previous dates: June, late August, mid-October.
Follow the Value: Players bought Gold Rush keys with USDC. Over $41M wagered. Charters gate full earnings, higher-tier zones and a share of the Crown Treasury. Your airdrop gets read off a dashboard of points, chests and renown.
Meanwhile, entry-level Founding Citizen Charters trade at 0.05 ETH, below the 0.06 priority mint. The market priced the membership before it priced the token.
The question isn't the airdrop. It's whether anything flowing into the Crown Treasury ever reaches $RSGP, or whether the token is just the exit door for five seasons of points.
Shipping on the fourth date counts as punctual in Web3 gaming. Is $RSGP the economy, or the receipt?