Research, Analysis and Community Intelligence.
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Madam Ayo doings.
These are LEGIT X accounts to connect with.
They will interact with your posts.
@DialecticalMove
@Dexterdapr
@madamayoartss
@0x_unknownn
@RUGGEDWHALE
@SMDgadgets_1
@SilvioTheArtist
@Callmeest3r
@web3jenn
@dejagold123
@TimiVerse
@fwjaamess
@thefvkngphoenix
@kingxnclaiir
@xsolomanattyy
@thestarmash
@Muah_ola
@dyfwatom
@mubby_sama
@_JOSHUUA__
Thank me later 🔔
One of the things that came to mind and I explore @DryMercyNFT was the authenticity and uniqueness of the Art.
A lot of AI arts are flying around currently - which doesn't look good for the culture.
I'm not an artist so for me to solve my concern I sent the arts I got from the X posts of drymercy to ClaudeAi, with a promt to check the originity of the Art.
The response is in the picture below.
The arts are real pixel arts!!
This made me more bullish on DryNFT, desiring citizenship.
I just found @DryMercyNFT and I love the narrative behind it.
Every NFT have a unique identity..
Dry Mercy is an NFT collection of pixel-art residents from a fictional frontier town in Arizona Territory, founded in 1866 around a well on the stage road. In 1868 the town registrar made every resident sit for a tintype and filed each plate with a certificate of residence.
Each NFT is one of those residents: a 96 x 96 pixel-art tintype in sepia, with a name, a trade, a date and place of birth, and papers on file. A Certificate of Residence on the front, the Registrar's Remarks on the back. Troopers, card sharps, prospectors, deputies, bankers and a few wanted men. The registry is still open.
