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'' | ''A satirical platform for documenting the ruthless pursuit of stuff.'' | ||
== 🧱 What Is Capitalism.wiki? == | |||
It’s the central command center for: | |||
* A board game that simulates modern life, economics, corruption, and profit | |||
* A show/podcast about art, music, scandal, and local community | |||
* A meme-coin-powered digital economy | |||
* A collaborative storytelling and content-generating ecosystem | |||
* A platform that makes fun of capitalism while teaching how to win in it | |||
== 🎲 What’s in the Game? == | |||
'''Capitalism: The Ruthless Pursuit of Stuff''' is a 2–8 player board game where you: | |||
* Choose a role (Banker, Lawyer, Politician… or even The People) | |||
* Build wealth, dodge scandals, manipulate markets | |||
* Bribe, bluff, and backstab your way through quarterly events, scandals, and memes | |||
* Track everything from net worth to influence using real economic principles (and satire) | |||
* Compete in an immersive, news-driven world where your selfies become headlines | |||
Gameplay formats: | |||
* | * Print-and-play board game | ||
* Digital game played via phones and a shared screen | |||
* | * Tokenized economy that tracks performance and shares rewards | ||
* | |||
== | == 💼 Who Runs It? == | ||
The project is led by '''Fabio W. Silva''' and coordinated across three entities: | |||
* '''Nefarious Industries LLC''' – IP holder and central bank of the game/coin | |||
* '''Full Service Films Inc.''' – handles all physical production and tech | |||
* '''Live Music Report''' – the creative and public-facing media brand | |||
These three make up the '''Capitalist Class'''—controlling the game’s core assets, IP, and long-term vision. | |||
Each new show or production is developed under a single-purpose vehicle like '''Discover Sanford'''. | |||
== | == 💰 Is There a Token? == | ||
Yes. The '''$STUFF''' token powers the digital economy: | |||
* In-game rewards and purchases | |||
* Contributor incentives | |||
* On-chain reputation and access mechanics | |||
* Integrated wallet systems (even for non-crypto users) | |||
* Controlled by the Central Bank (Nefarious Industries) with 25% of supply released to the public via the '''Citizen Class''' | |||
== 📖 What’s On the Wiki? == | |||
* Full game rules and how to play | |||
* Player roles and mechanics | |||
* Card decks and expansion ideas | |||
* Governance structure and tokenomics | |||
* Show content from '''Discover Sanford''' | |||
* Development logs and strategic planning | |||
== 🚀 Why Does It Matter? == | |||
Capitalism.wiki is more than a game. It’s: | |||
* A media platform for local talent and political satire | |||
* A financial literacy tool wrapped in chaos and comedy | |||
* A modular system that scales into DAOs, NFTs, meme coins, and live-streamed gameplay | |||
* An experimental world that educates, entertains, and builds community around shared dysfunction | |||
Latest revision as of 15:15, 8 April 2025
Capitalism.wiki[edit | edit source]
A satirical platform for documenting the ruthless pursuit of stuff.
🧱 What Is Capitalism.wiki?[edit | edit source]
It’s the central command center for:
- A board game that simulates modern life, economics, corruption, and profit
- A show/podcast about art, music, scandal, and local community
- A meme-coin-powered digital economy
- A collaborative storytelling and content-generating ecosystem
- A platform that makes fun of capitalism while teaching how to win in it
🎲 What’s in the Game?[edit | edit source]
Capitalism: The Ruthless Pursuit of Stuff is a 2–8 player board game where you:
- Choose a role (Banker, Lawyer, Politician… or even The People)
- Build wealth, dodge scandals, manipulate markets
- Bribe, bluff, and backstab your way through quarterly events, scandals, and memes
- Track everything from net worth to influence using real economic principles (and satire)
- Compete in an immersive, news-driven world where your selfies become headlines
Gameplay formats:
- Print-and-play board game
- Digital game played via phones and a shared screen
- Tokenized economy that tracks performance and shares rewards
💼 Who Runs It?[edit | edit source]
The project is led by Fabio W. Silva and coordinated across three entities:
- Nefarious Industries LLC – IP holder and central bank of the game/coin
- Full Service Films Inc. – handles all physical production and tech
- Live Music Report – the creative and public-facing media brand
These three make up the Capitalist Class—controlling the game’s core assets, IP, and long-term vision.
Each new show or production is developed under a single-purpose vehicle like Discover Sanford.
💰 Is There a Token?[edit | edit source]
Yes. The $STUFF token powers the digital economy:
- In-game rewards and purchases
- Contributor incentives
- On-chain reputation and access mechanics
- Integrated wallet systems (even for non-crypto users)
- Controlled by the Central Bank (Nefarious Industries) with 25% of supply released to the public via the Citizen Class
📖 What’s On the Wiki?[edit | edit source]
- Full game rules and how to play
- Player roles and mechanics
- Card decks and expansion ideas
- Governance structure and tokenomics
- Show content from Discover Sanford
- Development logs and strategic planning
🚀 Why Does It Matter?[edit | edit source]
Capitalism.wiki is more than a game. It’s:
- A media platform for local talent and political satire
- A financial literacy tool wrapped in chaos and comedy
- A modular system that scales into DAOs, NFTs, meme coins, and live-streamed gameplay
- An experimental world that educates, entertains, and builds community around shared dysfunction