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The Charizard card!!! For Pokémon lovers, I'm creating digital art that combines the Pokémon theme with the crypto universe. The challenge accounting is as follows: Goal: 100k Collected so far: 120 zaps Remaining balance: 99,880 zaps Days remaining to complete the challenge: 24 We remain confident and full of faith. I am grateful to all who contributed, and may God reward you in double!

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Continuing the 100,000 "zaps" challenge, I'm working on today's digital art. We're starting a collection of digital art cards featuring the gods of Olympus. It will be a card collection, including some special ones. Today's card will be Aphrodite. Aphrodite is the Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, and procreation. Her Roman counterpart is Venus. The Two Origin Stories There are two main stories about Aphrodite's birth. The first, and more well-known version, comes from the poet Hesiod. He writes that after the Titan Cronus castrated his father Uranus (the sky god), he threw Uranus's severed genitals into the sea. From the sea foam that formed around them, Aphrodite emerged fully grown and naked. She then washed ashore on the island of Cyprus. This origin story, which highlights her connection to the sea, gave her the epithet "Aphrodite Urania" (Heavenly Aphrodite). The second, and older, version of her birth comes from Homer. In this account, she is the daughter of Zeus and Dione. Dione is a Titaness, and in some traditions, she is an early wife of Zeus. This version portrays Aphrodite as a more traditional Olympian deity, born from the union of two powerful gods. Myths and Relationships Aphrodite's story is filled with tales of love, jealousy, and betrayal. Despite being married to the blacksmith god Hephaestus, she had many affairs, most famously with the war god Ares. The story of their affair is a classic in Greek mythology. Hephaestus, upon discovering their infidelity, crafted an unbreakable, invisible net to trap them in bed. He then called the other gods to witness their shame. The gods found the situation hilarious rather than scandalous, and the pair was eventually freed. She also had a famous affair with the mortal man Adonis. Adonis was a beautiful young hunter. Aphrodite fell deeply in love with him, but he was eventually killed by a wild boar. Heartbroken, Aphrodite turned the flower anemone into a symbol of her grief, as it was said to have grown from his blood. Aphrodite's influence extended beyond romantic love. She played a significant role in the Trojan War. She promised Paris, the Trojan prince, the most beautiful woman in the world, Helen of Sparta, in exchange for his judgment that she was the most beautiful goddess. This decision led to Helen's abduction and the start of the war between the Greeks and Trojans. Her Symbolism Aphrodite is often depicted with symbols of love and beauty. These include the dove, the swan, and the sparrow. The rose and the myrtle tree are also sacred to her. Her divine weapon is a magical girdle or belt that can make anyone fall in love with its wearer. She represents a complex mix of divine love, physical beauty, and untamed passion. Her myths serve as reminders of the powerful and often chaotic nature of love and desire. The challenge accounting is as follows: Goal: 100k Collected so far: 120 zaps Remaining balance: 99,880 zaps Days remaining to complete the challenge: 24 We remain confident and full of faith. I am grateful to all who contributed, and may God reward you in double!

The great collection of Olympian Gods has been initiated today with the first card of Hades. In this collection, we will have common cards like today's Hades, and we will also have rare cards, which will have a star symbol () next to the name in the post. We will have ultra-rare cards with the (**) symbol, legendary cards with the (#*) symbol, and also promotional, special, and full-art cards, which will have the (##) symbol next to the name in the post. The cards with a symbol will always have a certain amount of sats on them. Stay tuned because the first person to redeem the amount drains the resources.

In some of these cards, there will be fractions of bitcoin for you to redeem to your wallets. There will be Special, Rare, Ultra, and Legendary cards with amounts of satoshis for you to redeem to your wallets. The image that has the bitcoin amounts must be saved on your computers, and to access it, just open the image with Notepad. At the end, you will find the 12 words and the private key to redeem the Bitcoins. This Gods Collection is filled with interesting cards and lots of Bitcoins.

Good morning, community! Continuing with the challenge toward 100k zaps, I'm working on today's digital art. We'll be starting a collection of digital art cards featuring the gods of Olympus. It will be a collection of cards, including some special ones. -- Today, the card will be Hades. Hades is one of the most well-known gods in Greek mythology, but he's often misunderstood. As the eldest son of Cronus and Rhea, he's the brother of Zeus and Poseidon. After they overthrew their father, the three brothers divided the cosmos, with Zeus taking the sky, Poseidon the sea, and Hades the underworld. He is the ruler of the dead and the king of the underworld, which is also referred to as "Hades." He's not considered a god of death itself—that's Thanatos—but rather the god who presides over the souls of the deceased. Hades is often depicted as a solemn, stern figure, and he is typically portrayed with his three-headed dog, Cerberus, who guards the gates of the underworld. Despite his gloomy domain, he was considered a just, albeit a terrifying, ruler. He is also known for his famous abduction of Persephone, whom he later married and made his queen of the underworld. Here's the accounting: Goal: 100k zaps Raised so far: 120 zaps Adjusted challenge status: 99,880 zaps left to go Days completed: 5 Days left to complete the challenge: 25

It's the fourth day of the challenge, and we're back with a new digital art piece. What you see on the outside isn't always what's on the inside. Don't judge a book by its cover. Here's the accounting: Goal: 100k zaps Raised so far: 120 zaps Adjusted challenge status: 99,880 zaps left to go Days completed: 4 Days left to complete the challenge: 26

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