- Project Name: Ingot Imp
- Preferred X Username: @ingotimp
- X Bio: Tiny horns. Exacting standards. Inspect sample ingots, challenge reserve math, and take home a little piece of the local assay lab.
- Token Name: Ingot Imp
- Token Ticker: IMP
- Token Description: Ingot Imp turns gold inspection into a playful local workshop. Explore sample ingot records, compare purity and fine gold, stress simulated reserve coverage, and create a personal inspector keepsake. A curious golden imp makes the details behind each shiny bar worth a closer look.

## Pre-launch Tweet 1

```text
Something small has climbed onto the assay bench.
Two horns. One loupe. Absolutely no respect for a bar that expects to pass on shine alone.
The little inspector has questions.
```

![A golden imp peeks over an ingot on the assay bench](pre-launch-1.png)

## Pre-launch Tweet 2

```text
A tray of sample bars. A suspiciously tidy total.
Change the purity and watch the fine-gold story change with it.
Our little workshop is built for people who read past the shine.
```

![Sample ingots, calipers and blank inspection cards](pre-launch-2.png)

## Project Launch Tweet

```text
Meet Ingot Imp: a local assay playground for sample bars, purity math and reserve what-ifs. Make your inspector keepsake.
Planned token: Ingot Imp $<ticker>
CA: <ca>
https://www.ingotimp.xyz/
```

![Ingot Imp and the local assay lab](project-launch.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 1

```text
The bar is shiny. The serial is specific.
In our sample cabinet, a serial leads to one ingot's record, not a pile of interchangeable gold-shaped promises.
The imp brought a loupe for the small print.
```

![The inspector studies an engraved demo serial](follow-up-1.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 2

```text
Batch labels are where the neat story starts getting interesting.
Filter the sample cabinet: the bars share a shelf, but their mass, purity and record flags don't have to match.
Our imp distrusts the phrase "they're all basically the same."
```

![Two different sample trays under inspection lights](follow-up-2.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 3

```text
A 1,000 g sample at 99.5% purity contains 995 g of fine gold.
Those other five grams can still shine. They just don't get counted as gold.
The assay bench gives that tiny difference a very large job.
```

![Gold grains separate from a small non-gold portion](follow-up-3.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 4

```text
The imp left the empty slots visible.
Raise the claims in the reserve simulator without adding fine gold: coverage falls, even while the bars look exactly as impressive.
A shortfall deserves space on the bench.
```

![Empty ingot slots expose a simulated reserve shortfall](follow-up-4.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 5

```text
A review flag is the most interesting object on this bench.
Open a flagged sample record and the pretty bar has to share the spotlight with its unresolved detail.
The imp is willing to ruin a tidy display for a better question.
```

![A citron review flag draws attention to a sample](follow-up-5.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 6

```text
The workshop souvenir is wonderfully personal: your inspector nickname, your chosen style, a PNG to keep.
Give a tiny golden inspector a very serious name.
The bar stays in the sample cabinet. The keepsake goes home with you.
```

![A golden imp presents a personal keepsake card](follow-up-6.png)

## Follow-up Tweet 7

```text
A keepsake can remember your visit. It cannot certify gold ownership.
Our local workshop draws that line at the onchain issue step, which remains unavailable.
Even an imp with excellent stationery has to know where its authority ends.
```

![The local keepsake and the locked onchain boundary](follow-up-7.png)
