On-chain analysis can trace a wallet. It can’t trace intent. There’s a story circulating about Adam Weitsman, Pudgy Penguins, and a wallet funded minutes after the Abst
Adam Weitsman bought confidence this weekend. The question is whether confidence is something you can buy. There’s a post from this weekend that’s worth sitting with. A
Pudgy Penguins, Abstract’s shutdown, and the question every NFT project eventually faces There’s an argument circulating on X right now that deserves more than a reply.
Beatriz asked the question everyone was thinking. The answer is uncomfortable. There’s a thread going around that’s worth sitting with. Beatriz (@mandolinaes) spent a f
Twenty works. Four masters. One study. All on-chain. Most collections start with a folder. This one started with a single piece. PURPLE RAIN — LIGHT STUDIES takes one original wo
Same collection. Ten days. Two wallets. One sent a Bored Ape to a person. One sent a Bored Ape to a dead address. The timeline filed them as the same kind of post. They are not. Se
Pranksy says Bored Apes ruined NFTs. On October 4 he wrote it plain: a technology with actual potential became known worldwide as the ape thing, and all anyone saw for years was co
Listen up, class. Today’s lesson: do not put these two in the same tray and call it AI. Gallery Punks is April 2021. Two hundred seventy-eight pieces. A model from a year when th
Listen up, class. Today’s lesson: in 2021, AI was not a button. It was a workshop. Workshops become studios later. Anyone mixing a picture in 2021 was not using the tools of now.
Listen up, class. Today’s lesson: a memecoin dies in an hour and the chart is the obituary. An NFT collection dies for a year and calls it a phase. The coin is a ticker, a pictur
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