possess.lol
Own the internet’s dumbest titles- until someone steals them
What it does
possess.lol is an online status game: pick an identity, pay more than the current possessor, and hold the title until someone pays more. No digital content is sold or delivered — possession is temporary in-game status.
An online status game. A payment grants temporary in-game status as the current possessor — no digital content is sold or delivered. New identities start at $1. Paying less than the #1 price still puts you on the board — every identity has exactly onefrom possess.lol
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