LitePaper

Imagine if Web3 had a place where you could check a list of addresses deemed malicious by the community. What if this list, The Shit List, could be automatically updated on websites and used in smart contracts to deny interactions? 

Holding $TP provides the ability vote on adding nominated addresses to The Shit List. Once an addresses is voted onto the list, two identical NFTs will be generated. These NFTs will contain the offending address, The Shit List address, the Croilet token address, the offending transaction, and a short description. One NFT will be sent to the offending wallet and the other to live in infamy on The Shit List. 

Reading The Shit List can be done autonomously in real time by searching The Shit List wallet address for all valid Shit List NFTs and reading their offending addresses into a list.

Object oriented. Block chain secured. Accountability.

What qualifies for earning a place on The Shit List?

Nominations should provide evidence of involvement or orchestration of a rug pull or other nefarious act. 

The reality is that the sky's the limit as the power to decide lies in the hands of $TP holders.