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I knew he was a big deal, but i never could have imagined that his retirement would wipe out almost $3 Trillion from global markets in a single day. What a legend.

gm Just turned 32 🎈

Why does it feel like everyone is kinda shy to nuke the market because of the binance heist? Just panic like normal people, flash crash it to goblin town and let’s move on already.

I am so proud to be part of the @BoredApeYC

Trading cards are the CryptoPunk derivatives of this NFT cycle. In 2021 almost everything ended up having a Punk Derivative, Now everything becomes a TCG.

The biggest heist in history of mankind and we only went down about 10%? I guess we are all insufficiently bullish on what our little weird crypto sphere has become over the last couple of years or so.

Apparently i’m the second oldest member of the @pudgypenguins Huddle. Pudgy unc status confirmed.

Babe! Wake up!… New global ATH for a robbery just dropped.

More than half a decade of being in the huddle went by as if we were hatching those eggs and going through waves upon waves of drama just a few months ago, I guess time truly flies when you’re having fun, And it’s been always a fun time being a @pudgypenguins Kudos to @LucaNetz & Co for highlighting provenance records and TDH in the new Huddle site. The Pengu Winter ahead will be nuts.

gm This bronze sculpture broke the ATH record for an Iranian artwork and sold for a bit above $1 million at the Tehran Auction of contemporary arts and made a lot of headlines Mostly the usual “its money laundering” or the lovely “this is so ugly, i could’ve made it too” Yet all i could think of was how the most expensive piece of blue chip art in our auction history is cheaper than a floor zombie Punk, which was quite a shocking realization, not that this Tanavoli Sculpture was cheap, but the fact that NFTs and Crypto have altered my perception of value and price tags so much that looking at a million dollar literal record breaking piece of art only pings one response in my mind and that is “huh free”

Not everything has to go mainstream in order to be deemed successful. BAYC was cool because it was niche, weird and relatable for a group of people who didn’t quite relate to other communities or corners of the Internet, Watering it down to gain larger crowds and more diverse - and unrelated - audiences from card collectors to gamers, will only result in having a spread too thin that eventually loses both the niche and the mainstream due to not having any original tangible substance left in it’s core to inspire any devotion to the brand outside of pure financial speculations by the literal worst kind of people on earth. Make Apes Weird Again

nilf (nft i’d love forever)

friends with benefits and the benefit is that i talk to you about dickbutts all the time.

we got flying cars and collectible cards that give you passive income in one week You love to see it

i love showing jpegs to people, that is what friendship is all about really.

Imagine being mad & salty because a bunch of like minded people from all around the world have gathered together thanks to their shared special interest, hosted by the creators of that special interest & the greatest living digital artist on the planet. ngmi You can talk about financials, brand strategies, roadmaps and stuff all you want, but at the end of the day, This is all it’s really about. A community of people who enjoy each other’s company and know how to have fun together (Definitely not a cult tho 👀) Long live @BoredApeYC Very Special thanks to @beeple

The French have joined the Digital Renaissance.

gm Can’t believe that i finally got to visit a dedicated generative art show in Tehran, after years of being obsessed with it myself and having no one to talk to about, especially in the Iranian art scene. Interestingly the organizers were almost entirely NFT agnostic and zero knowledge of Squiggles, Fidenzas, Mimizu and the usual subset of generative bodies of work we are used to, Just a bunch of enthusiastic computer nerds who happened to love the idea of creative coding and the efforts and ethos of @ProcessingOrg, Which made it even more exciting to see some works from familiar names in the exhibition like @nudoru, @_NatSarkissian, @annaluciacodes, And @zolfaqqari You love to see it

It’s like if Tony Hawk was a Transformer