alanfalcon
- Identity
- Pseudonym
- Links
- Wallets
- KnownOrigin
- 1 copy, held January 2020 – September 2024
CryptoKitties identified @Alanfalcon as Alan Carr and credited him with co-creating KittyCalc, a breeding calculator developed from his close study of the game’s genetic system.1 The organization announced in March 2018 that he was joining as a product designer after contributing extensively as a community member.1 In a 2020 podcast interview, he was described as a former CryptoKitties product lead then working on the design and implementation of NBA Top Shot; the discussion covered collectible-game mechanics, composability, and bringing collectors and gamers together.2
On 22 February 2021 @Alanfalcon quoted an XCOPY post about a 100-edition work, in which the artist recalled that the edition had been ‘so hard to sell’, ‘Even for $5’, and that ‘100 was an insanely high edition’; the collector replied: ‘My first XCOPY! Thanks to @j1mmyeth’, adding that it ‘Supports the narrative @kaigani and I have been feeling around the value of Editions’.3
Collecting record
| Date | Work | Copy | Event | ETH | Transaction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Doomed | 85/100 | Received | · | 0x13bf…b580 | |
| The Doomed | 85/100 | Transferred out | · | 0x3577…b4f8 |
References
Interviews and first-person sources
Cited for this account: In a 2020 podcast interview, he was described as a former CryptoKitties product lead then working on the design and implementation of NBA Top Shot; the discussion covered collectible-game mechanics, composability, and bringing collectors and gamers together.
“#13 Alan Carr, slam dunking NFTs for the NBA,” NonFunGerbils Podcast, podcast episode, nonfungerbils.com/podcast/13-alan-carr-slam-dunking-nfts-for-the-nba (accessed 7 October 2026). ↩︎
Cited for this account: Thanks to @j1mmyeth’, adding that it ‘Supports the narrative @kaigani and I have been feeling around the value of Editions’.
Alanfalcon, Post: A first XCOPY acquisition and the value of editions, 22 February 2021, x.com/Alanfalcon/status/1363928054356041729 (accessed 7 October 2026). ↩︎
Press and criticism
Cited for this account: CryptoKitties identified @Alanfalcon as Alan Carr and credited him with co-creating KittyCalc, a breeding calculator developed from his close study of the game’s genetic system.
CryptoKitties, “Welcoming new members to the CryptoKitties team!” Medium, 29 March 2018, medium.com/cryptokitties/welcoming-new-members-to-the-cryptokitties-team-502af1b0252 (accessed 7 October 2026). ↩︎