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I’ve been involved in #cryptocurrency and #web3 for years but chronic illness kept me on the sidelines. Experiencing some remission has me able to grind again! Please help me by getting my follower count up w/ a follow and R/T, I have a ton of knowledge and positivity to spread! @SupremeKongNFT #kongseason @akidcalledbeast #ACKB #BAGMI @TheApiens #apienstakeover @Degenganghq @partnerchip_io @ATSNFT @FarmacyFantoms @redbagkongs #RBK @NFT_NYC @ensdomains @unstoppableweb #unstoppablewhale #nft #web3community #PositivityAlwaysWins #LoveYou #ThankYouThursday
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Mission Accomplished. 🙏👀
🪂 The BEASTs have landed safely! 🪂
We’re happy to confirm that the AKCB migration and airdrop are now officially complete. All BEASTs have been delivered to their rightful holders’ wallets under the new contract address. 🛡️
ETH: 0xcb0befd9417c65f19bd348840515fdb20d6fb818.
The official AKCB OpenSea listing has been updated to reflect the new change in contract address. 🛳️
Thank you for your patience, trust, and support while we worked to make this right. 🙏
Mission accomplished. Welcome home, BEASTs! 💚
Replying to @MagicEden
@MagicEden allowed hackers to steal 19 @akidcalledbeast from my account. I need this made right. @Rafsby @memexbby. With my health issues this is the last thing I can handle right now. Please. #magicedenhack
I have been in @SupremeKongNFT since before the original mint. I’ve been a whale. Today I made a post in whale chat that I was unhappy with some past and current moves. Instead of addressing my concerns like an adult, @CyrusAbrahimX removed me from discord without a word. Crazy.
I have a TON of screen shots to now go through and decide what to post publicly. I have no choice but to do this out in the open now since I was silenced in private. #Kongseason
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My heart broke a little differently this time.
Not because of a floor price.
Not because of a chart.
Not because something I owned suddenly became worth less.
It broke because I watched people I care about get drained.
Behind every wallet was a person.
Someone who had spent months, sometimes years, collecting pieces that meant something to them. A Beast they searched for. A trait that reminded them of someone. A piece they bought during a moment they wanted to remember. Art connected to friendships, late-night conversations, ridiculous laughs in chat, spaces that went on far too long, and a community that somehow became part of our everyday lives.
Then, in moments, some of it was gone.
And there is a particular kind of helplessness in watching that happen.
You want to reach through the screen and put everything back.
But you can’t.
So I kept thinking about kintsugi—the Japanese art of repairing something broken without pretending the break never happened.
The cracks aren’t hidden.
They’re filled with gold.
And suddenly I understood why this image felt so personal.
That little Beast sitting among its own broken pieces is how my heart feels looking at our community right now.
Some pieces have been recovered.
Some haven’t.
Some may never come back.
And there are still fragments scattered everywhere—people trying to understand what happened, people angry, people hurting, people blaming themselves, people quietly processing losses that outsiders might dismiss as just NFTs.
But we know better.
Because sometimes what was taken wasn’t simply an asset.
It was a piece of someone’s story.
That’s why my heart hurts.
Not because I believe a community is measured by what sits inside our wallets, but because I’ve always believed the most valuable thing we built here was what existed between us.
Trust.
Friendship.
Belonging.
Shared history.
The feeling that when one of us celebrated, we all celebrated.
And when one of us hurt, somehow the rest of us felt it too.
So maybe rebuilding doesn’t mean pretending everything is okay.
Maybe rebuilding looks exactly like this.
Sitting down among the pieces.
Picking up what remains.
Holding one another’s fragments carefully.
Repairing what we can.
Accepting that some cracks will always be visible.
And refusing to believe that being broken means the story is over.
Because the gold in kintsugi isn’t there to make you forget the fracture.
It’s there to honor the fact that something cared for enough to repair survived it.
Right now, our community isn’t whole.
There are empty spaces where pieces used to be.
There are people hurting.
There are things that cannot simply be replaced.
But I look around and I still see people checking on each other.
Helping.
Sharing information.
Protecting one another.
Reaching out.
Staying.
And maybe that is our gold.
Not ETH.
Not NFTs.
Not the things sitting in our wallets.
Us.
The hands reaching for the broken pieces.
The people refusing to leave someone sitting alone among them.
The love that says:
I can’t undo what happened.
I can’t replace everything you lost.
But I’ll sit here with you while we figure out what comes next.
And perhaps one day we’ll look at all these golden seams and realize they don’t represent the moment our community broke.
They represent all the places where we chose to put each other back together.
We aren’t finished.
Some pieces are still missing.
Some cracks are still open.
Some hearts are still hurting.
But we’re here.
Carefully picking up the pieces.
One by one.
Still rebuilding.
Together.
#AKCB #UNITY #BeastOhana
🤖 Made with AI
My wallet wasn’t drained, but I truly feel for everyone who lost their NFTs today.
These aren’t just assets. For many of us, they carry memories, identity, community, and years of being part of this space.
Huge respect to @0xQuit for stepping in and helping protect so many assets during all of this.
I hope everyone affected is able to recover what they can, rebuild, and come back even stronger.
Still here. Still rebuilding. 🖤
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Create a cinematic symbolic portrait of the uploaded reference character representing the NFT space after a major loss, inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi.
The character itself has been broken into several physical pieces and is calmly repairing its own body using visible gold-filled seams.
This is not destruction.
This is reconstruction.
LIKENESS INTEGRITY, HIGHEST PRIORITY
The completed form of the character must preserve exactly:
• original head-to-body proportions
• exact eye shape, spacing, and stylization
• exact facial structure
• exact silhouette
• original clothing, accessories, materials, colors, and design language
Do not humanize.
Do not reinterpret anatomy.
Do not invent new facial features.
The fractures may divide the existing structure, but they must never redesign it.
Every detached piece must clearly belong to the exact uploaded character.
CORE CONCEPT
The uploaded character sits alone on the ground, partially broken apart.
Several sections of its body have already been carefully reattached.
Visible kintsugi-style gold seams run through these repaired fractures.
The gold follows only genuine break lines.
It does not spread randomly across the body.
Other pieces have NOT yet been repaired.
Several recognizable fragments of the character lie carefully on the floor around it:
• part of an arm, paw, claw, mechanical limb, or equivalent appendage
• a small section of clothing, armor, shell, or body structure
• fragments from the torso or lower body
• several tiny chips and shards from the original material
These fragments must preserve the exact colors, textures, patterns, and material identity of the areas they came from.
Leave clear empty fracture areas on the character showing where these pieces eventually belong.
The character is incomplete.
CHARACTER ACTION
The character is actively repairing itself.
One limb carefully holds one of its own detached fragments.
The other applies or presses gold lacquer into the broken connection point.
Capture the exact moment the fragment is being returned to its original position.
The repair is delicate and intentional.
No magical levitation.
The character physically holds and repairs the piece.
Already repaired areas show thin irregular metallic gold seams.
Nearby unrepaired fragments remain scattered across the floor.
The scene should clearly show three states simultaneously:
broken
being repaired
already repaired with gold
POSE
The character sits low to the ground in a tired but focused posture.
Torso leaning forward.
Head slightly lowered toward the repair.
Shoulders asymmetrical.
One remaining limb supports the body while the other works.
The pose must communicate patience after exhaustion.
Not defeat.
Not triumph.
Quiet determination.
NFT SPACE SYMBOLISM
The character represents the NFT space itself.
Do not use literal cryptocurrency logos, blockchain diagrams, coins, price charts, marketplace interfaces, or computer screens.
The metaphor must be carried entirely by the recognizable collectible character repairing its own fragmented identity.
Some fragments on the ground can subtly resemble pieces of a collection:
different color regions,
traits,
materials,
or recognizable design details from the same character.
Together they imply that pieces of the ecosystem were separated, but still belong to one whole.
KINTSUGI REPAIR BEHAVIOR
Gold repairs must be physically believable.
The seams are:
• thin
• irregular
• handcrafted
• slightly raised
• embedded inside fractures
• metallic rather than luminous
Gold should catch environmental light naturally.
It must NOT glow from within.
No neon.
No magical energy.
No fantasy veins.
The repaired sections must still show visible fracture geometry.
The damage is remembered rather than erased.
CAMERA & PERSPECTIVE
Use an intimate low-angle 35–50mm cinematic lens.
Camera positioned close to floor level and slightly off-axis.
The nearest unrepaired fragment sits extremely close to the lens and becomes heavily out of focus.
The character occupies roughly 60–70% of the vertical frame but remains slightly off-center.
Broken pieces create a diagonal path across the ground toward the character.
The camera should feel physically present beside the reconstruction.
No clean centered portrait.
COMPOSITION
Foreground:
large blurred fragment from the character lying close to camera.
Mid-ground:
the character actively reconnecting one of its pieces.
Background:
dark atmospheric emptiness with almost no environmental distraction.
The scattered fragments should form a visual path toward the repair point.
Large negative space remains above and behind the character.
DEPTH OF FIELD
Primary focal plane:
the exact contact point where the broken piece meets the character and the fresh gold repair is being applied.
Secondary focal plane:
the character’s eyes.
Already repaired gold cracks remain readable but progressively softer away from the focal region.
Near-lens pieces heavily blurred.
Farther fragments dissolve into shadow.
No full-frame sharpness.
LIGHTING
A strong cool directional side light cuts across the broken character and scattered pieces.
This light reveals the fractures, textures, and missing areas.
A restrained warm directional light falls specifically across the active repair zone.
The gold catches this warm light and produces narrow metallic highlights.
Already repaired seams farther across the character catch only occasional gold reflections.
The scene remains predominantly dark.
Deep shadow mass.
Minimal frontal fill.
No flat studio lighting.
No overexposure.
MATERIAL DETAIL
Every broken edge should reveal the character’s actual material structure.
If the character is:
vinyl → broken surfaces remain believable vinyl
fabric → torn areas reveal fibers and weave
metal → fractured edges retain metal structure
ceramic → edges reveal ceramic material
wood → breaks reveal wood grain
stylized / abstract → preserve its original material logic without inventing biological anatomy
Never expose bones, flesh, organs, or human anatomy unless they genuinely belong to the original character.
Identity always wins over realism.
Gold follows and joins these original materials without replacing them.
GROUND DETAIL
Several unrepaired character pieces remain on the floor.
Some are close to the character.
Others lie farther away in darkness.
A few very small chips surround the repair area.
One unmistakably recognizable fragment should sit in the foreground, making it immediately clear that the character is not yet complete.
Do not arrange the pieces neatly.
They should feel naturally scattered from something that has broken.
ATMOSPHERE
Quiet.
Sparse dust suspended in directional light.
Subtle haze behind the character.
No explosion.
No active destruction.
No chaotic debris flying through the air.
Whatever happened has already happened.
We are witnessing what comes after.
COLOR GRADE
Deep charcoal and muted blue-grey environment.
Original character colors preserved accurately.
Restrained metallic gold seams become the strongest warm accent.
Controlled saturation.
Deep blacks.
Natural metallic highlight roll-off.
Fine cinematic film grain.
EMOTIONAL DIRECTION
The character has been damaged.
Pieces are still missing.
Not everything has been recovered.
The repairs are visible.
Yet it is rebuilding itself with care.
The character does not become what it was before.
Its history becomes part of what it is next.
The visual message:
WE ARE STILL REBUILDING.
Some pieces are back.
Some are still missing.
Every fracture becomes part of the story.
OPTIONAL TEXT
If typography is used, include only:
"WE REBUILD."
or
"STILL REBUILDING."
Small restrained uppercase typography.
No other text.
FINAL CONSTRAINTS
No magical regeneration.
No floating body pieces.
No glowing fantasy cracks.
No neon gold.
No random gold veins.
No perfectly repaired body.
No hiding the fractures.
No crypto logos.
No coins.
No charts.
No computer interfaces.
No hacker imagery.
No crying.
No heroic victory stance.
No smiling celebration.
No centered symmetry.
No full-frame sharpness.
Several pieces MUST remain visibly detached on the floor.
Several sections MUST already be visibly repaired with kintsugi gold.
One piece MUST be actively held and repaired by the character.
The image must feel unfinished by design.
The NFT space is wounded, incomplete, and rebuilding itself.
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NFT MVP retweeted
Do you remember when @magiceden said this after shutting down their EVM listings? The internet remembers. 🪄👀
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Replying to @MagicEden @limitbreak
From your own tweet and do not try to delete the evidence cause it’s already been documented:
NFT MVP retweeted
On Monday $JNGL will be integrated in a casino.
The @elonmusk & @realDonaldTrump economy SUCKS!! Investments across the board are suffering. I warned people not to vote for these charlatans! #ElonMusk #stockmarketcrash #TrumpRecession #Trump #Trump
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I encourage everyone to stop paying for their blue check marks. Giving the world’s richest man your hard earned money for a little clout, is not a flex. & it’s un-American to give your money to a non-citizen who (likely) snorts ketamine and fucks children. Twitter > X. #fuckElon
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