Hi, I'm Fred, and I'm a precious little bundle.

I was voted school jock in high school, and my great-great-great-great-great-great grandkitty lived with King Henry VIII.
In time you'll learn how purrfect I am.

I am proudly a gen:1 kitty with the attributes: chocolate, cotton candy, gold, googly, pouty, ragdoll, amur, and sandalwood.

My owner GiraffeDoneSk8, or @giraffeonskates thinks that me and my kind look like an overpriced version of a 'beanie boo':

I'm called Fred, because every pet that my owner @giraffeonskates has ever had has been called Fred (although I am the first non sea creature, and the first digital).

There has been one Fred Jr and one Fred Sr when she had more than one gold fish at a time, but other than that they have all been Fred.

She one day wants to get a puppy (hopefully a blood hound) called Fred but for now a pretend cat will do just fine. :)

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When I first saw these cat, my first thought was "how bloody precious are they, I just want them all" but then I realised how expensive they were and I was a bit taken a back. I mean, are people really willing to pay that much for a virtual cat? Some of those prises were like thousands of dollars!

These cats are quite expensive for digital animals, especially because they are a fad, and people will probably loose interest in them in a few months, but you never know it might be the start of the next big movement in block chain, getting more of the general public interested in crypto.

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By 13 year old giraffe on skates