Artist & NFT enthusiast I like buying and selling jpegs on the blockchain. PFP: @LilPudgys @ThisIsArtBytes member
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This year, I want to connect with founders, builders, artists in this space!
If you contribute to the ecosystem, in any kind of way, let's connect!
Today is a good day,
Minted Crawlers by @rybinfx ,
@freedznft by @EpikNFT ,
and Gargoyle by @ripcache
are nfts back?
First try, landed this beautiful rare foil card.
"The Convergence"
This is fun!
@MuddyRips @BoredApeYC
Introducing @MuddyRips the gacha built specifically for the Mudwater ecosystem.
Only $5 a pull with Legendary chases that run from $200 to $500+! (Up to $2,000)
- Most unique experience
- Custom FMV engine to accurately price cards
- Live odds on every pull
- 85% Sellback
- Every pull verifiable on-chain
And in the spirit of what Yuga does, 2.5% of every pull goes straight to their wallet that funds ApeCoin buybacks for sealed holder distribution.
What chase cards should we load in? 👇
Somewhere, summer remains
Some memories never seem to fade. The warmth of the sun, the sound of the water, and the freedom to explore a world.
Somewhere, those endless summer days are still waiting for us.
Some pics of how I created these...
The project itself was created directly in Minecraft. And I used AI to upscale the images after a crop and edit the lightning / color palette.
Where two silences meet #3
I've always loved Minecraft for the creative freedom it offers.
Beyond simply building things, what I enjoy most is creating entire environments that tell something without words. Places that evoke emotions, spark curiosity, or simply make you stop and appreciate the atmosphere.
I've always believed that the smallest details can make the biggest difference. The colors, the lighting, the composition, the little things that bring a world to life.
And that's what I've always loved about creating in Minecraft, turning a simple collection of blocks into something you can actually feel.
ALT Created in Minecraft, with AI assisted post-processing to adjust the colors, expand the framing, and refine the atmosphere.
Where two silences meet #3
I've always loved Minecraft for the creative freedom it offers.
Beyond simply building things, what I enjoy most is creating entire environments that tell something without words. Places that evoke emotions, spark curiosity, or simply make you stop and appreciate the atmosphere.
I've always believed that the smallest details can make the biggest difference. The colors, the lighting, the composition, the little things that bring a world to life.
And that's what I've always loved about creating in Minecraft, turning a simple collection of blocks into something you can actually feel.
🤖 Made with AI
ALT Created in Minecraft, with AI assisted post-processing to adjust the colors, expand the framing, and refine the atmosphere.
Where two silences meet #2
And beneath the surface, another curious soul drew near. A hand reached down, a fish drifted closer, and for one fleeting moment, the distance between two worlds became no greater than a ripple.
🤖 Made with AI
ALT Created in Minecraft, with AI assisted post-processing to adjust the colors, expand the framing, and refine the atmosphere.
Where two silences meet
There are places where silence feels alive. Where the ocean holds a thousand stories, and a single traveler is curious enough to listen.
🤖 Made with AI
ALT Created in Minecraft, with AI assisted post-processing to adjust the colors, expand the framing, and refine the atmosphere.
Dracko retweeted
𝗔𝗥𝗧 OR EXTRACTION? THE COPY-PASTE CYCLE IN NFT CULTURE 🧶.
1/ I have nothing against artists making money from their work. Art is a business, and there’s nothing wrong with being successful.
Idea for serious artists by @COMPUTERBLOOD
added to the vault.
Dracko retweeted
The average NFT project keeps adding wallets until a failed mint becomes mathematically impossible and calls is a "community"
Farmers, flippers, bots. Basically anyone who can fill a spot.
Then the mint sells out and half the supply is listed before the team can even tweet 'sold out'.
A WL isn't supposed to be a list of people who can mint.
It's supposed to be your first group of holders.
The wallets you let in matter more than the number you let in.
1000 people who actually want to own the NFT are worth more than 5000 wallets looking for an exit.
Spend more time finding the right holders and less time trying to guarantee the mint out.
If you're scared your project won't mint out unless you hand WL to anyone with a wallet, you don't have a WL problem.
You have a demand problem.
Dracko retweeted
This is the worst UI change I have ever seen @opensea
When searching new collection it even becomes more confusing 🙃
Racing is about to get a lot more cool.
@Trackmania irl
@GTAcademy v2
I guess there's a first time for everything.
Amidst all Ledger issues, it seems @coingecko knows exactly how to attract users, with a cool reward. Exchange 300 candy for either a Trezor model one or model T.
Only available in Europe.
Make sure that you're on the official Trezor site when you order. (Shipping fees aren't included).
Can we please have some transparent feedback from the mint?
You guys have been so vocal premint about the whole experience (traits and gender change) and on how to WL.
Yet, the minting goes terribly bad (328 mints, GTD, FCFS and public phases combined). GTD was btw OA, but somehow, no one said anything, not that it matters considering the struggle.
And we can't even blame the current market because on the other hand, another project sold 800 pieces at 1 eth each.
So what's going on?
A video saying thank you for minting is not gonna cut it. (Cool videos btw).
But we need to know what's ahead.
The mint is still live with a lot of supply to still be minted. Reality check, it won't sell out.
The trading is still locked.
The reveal from what I heard is going to be unique.
Anyway, waiting for a transparent response.
@EJRWEB3
Dracko retweeted
as an art collector your goal should not be to catch all the latest hyped up vaporware, it should be to build a quality portfolio of art you enjoy.
that could mean $20 digital art or $20,000 digital art, either way it all comes down to your taste, your patience and your ability to get into the right networks for accessibility.
good luck.
That was fun.
Amidst all the chaos, that allowed me to look deeper into HOLY. I did go over a couple of times on the website until I found the answers.
I like these type of small activations.
New quiz in the Debits Members Only Club.
The last one ended in a 35 Debit airdrop.
Past results are not indicative of future performance.
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