The Rock Ape Manifesto:
A Miner's Dream
Introduction
Yo, fellow dirt diggers! Let's talk about the next big blast in the crypto world: Rock Ape. We ain't here to reinvent the wheel, just to chuck it down a deep shaft and see what happens. Rock Ape is the drill rig to the crypto gold rush, a digital token as tough as the rock we break every day. Rock Ape isn't just another meme coin; it's a way to mine deeper, not just in the rock but in the blockchain. Let’s dig into it.
What's the Drill?
In an industry where every ton moved is a victory, Rock Ape offers a new way to mine value, like a true crypto ape, without breaking your back. We are tapping into the power of meme culture—a culture of humor, resilience, and a little bit of chaos. Whether you're behind a loader, driving trucks, or just buried under geological reports, Rock Ape is here to bring something fun to your crypto wallet.
Rock Ape is a decentralized digital currency. It's a token for the hard-hatted heroes who spend their days underground, facing the darkness and the danger. Think of it as your ticket to the next crypto boom, or maybe a long-term hold in your safety deposit box. Who knows? We're just here to have a bit of fun and maybe strike it rich.
- Fast Transactions: Rock Ape moves quicker than a jumbo drill on a fresh seam.
- Low Fees: Like the cost-effective maintenance of a loader—no need to spend your paycheck on gas fees.
- Scalable: As Rock Ape grows, the base infrastructure scales with it. From a single truck operator to the whole crew at the mine site, the network can handle it.
- Transparency: All transactions and activities related to the meme coin are recorded on the blockchain, ensuring transparency and accountability, unless certain characters of the mine site.
Tokenomics: A Blast of Numbers
- Total Supply: A massive haul of tokens, enough to line every miner's pocket.
- Token Distribution: A fair dig, no pre-mine, no insider deals. Everyone gets a chance to pan for gold.
- Token Use Cases: Well, it's a meme coin, so the only real use case is to moon. But hey, who needs a fancy use case when you've got a hard hat and a dream?
Rock Ape was created to prevent rugs by making sure that all created tokens are safe. Each coin on pump is a fair-launch with no pre-sale and no team allocation.
The Rock Ape Community: A Bunch of Crazy Miners
Our community is a wild bunch of miners, drillers, and blasters who love a good explosion and a higher share price. We're here to support each other, pump the price, and have a good laugh over a cold beer. Join our charging community, using TNT (Telegram, X, TikTok) to connect with fellow miners and stay up-to-date on the latest news and developments.
Rock Ape is more than just a meme coin—it’s a community-driven project that celebrates the mining culture.
Rock Ape Jargon
The Rock Ape community isn’t just about technicalities and finance—it's about being part of something bigger, something that reflects the culture and grit of the mining world. You know what we're talking about:
- “Get your boots on the ground”: In crypto, that means staking your Rock Ape tokens. Put them to work just like your drill.
- “Mining the hard way”: Not just digging in the dirt, but working in a decentralized way. No central authority, just the network.
- “Digging deeper”: It’s not just about rock. It’s about diving deeper into crypto, finding the next big vein.
- “Feeding the truck”: Similar to how the mining truck needs fuel, your Rock Ape wallet needs those sweet tokens to keep the system running.
- “Striking the mother lode”: Finding the next big trend or breakthrough in the crypto space, just like busting through to a new layer of ore.
The Future of Rock Ape: To the Moon, Mate!
We know you’re tough, but the world of mining is changing fast. With blockchain, decentralization, and new technologies taking hold, it’s time to start mining crypto the same way you mine ore: with grit, patience, and a little bit of humor. Rock Ape is your way into that world—a way to stake your claim, trade with your peers, and get a laugh along the way.
Whether you’re in the truck, behind a drill, or managing the whole operation, Rock Ape is here to help miners get the rewards they deserve in a way that’s fast, simple, and community-focused.
We're not here to make promises or predictions. The future of Rock Ape is uncertain, just like the price of metals. But one thing's for sure: we're here to ride the wave, whether it's up or down. So strap on your hard hat, grab your self rescuer, and let's dig for some serious gains.
Disclaimer:
Investing in cryptocurrencies is risky. Do your own research and only invest what you can afford to lose. This whitepaper is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice.
Sponsors
Australia
Mining is the largest contributor to the Australian economy, accounting for almost 10 per cent of GDP. The industry is the largest source of the nation’s export income, with the resources sector accounting for $454 billion (66 per cent) of the nation’s export revenue in 2022-23.
In 2022-23, the mining industry:
Employed 289,000 highly skilled, highly paid workers across Australia, more than triple the number employed in 2001-02 (81,400).
Paid the highest average wages – approximately $151,500 a year compared to $98,400 across all sectors.
Provided highly secure work, with 88 per cent of mining workers are permanently employed and 96 per cent are full-time.
Canada
The mining industry directly employed 403,000 people in 2021, accounting for roughly one
in every 51 Canadian jobs. Indirect employment added another 263,000 jobs, for a total of
665,000 jobs in 2021. This represents one in 31 people in the Canadian labour force.
The minerals sector offers well-paid, high-quality jobs for Canadians across the country, including many in northern and remote locations.
In 2022, the minerals and metals sector directly employed 420,000 individuals and indirectly employed an additional 274,000, for a total of 694,000 individuals.
At $139,217, the average annual total compensation per job in the mining industry is almost twice the all-industry average of $72,641.
South Africa
The mining industry is an important part of the South African economy. As of 2023, the industry contributed around 202.1 billion South African rand to the country's GDP and employed a total of 477,000 people.
USA
The United States' mining industry employed 585,000 people in 2023.
The mining industry pays some of the highest wages in the U.S., according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Mining labor constitutes less than one quarter of one percent of the available U.S. workforce; yet this small workforce is the starting point for a value chain that consistently contributes 13 to 14 percent of the U.S. economy.
Based on BLS data modeled by EIA, the U.S. mining industry is projected to grow over at least the next ten years. In addition, industry retirements will create even more significant and immediate labor needs.