Heads up—BAYC's rolling out a permanent merch store next week. Finally gonna be evergreen.

Back when the NFT craze was hitting its peak, a friend and I went all in on creating a collection—10,000 pug-themed pieces. We spent weeks designing each one, tweaking traits, debating rarity distributions. The whole process? Honestly, it was a blast.
But by the time we finished, the market had already started cooling off. We never ended up launching them. Timing's everything in this space, I guess. Still, no regrets. Building something from scratch taught us more about the NFT ecosystem than any guide could've. Sometimes the journey matters more than the mint.

Does anyone still remember the Nakamigo NFT project?
Back in the day, it went viral because a certain whale went crazy and minted over a thousand of them (you know how it goes). Recently, they launched a token over on MicroStrategy, with a gameplay similar to what I mentioned yesterday—the valuation is sky-high, but apparently, they’re planning a buyback.
I joined in with a small position myself, just for the fun of it. With this kind of thing, whether you ape in or not is up to you. After all, taking responsibility for your own risks is key.

Honestly? I don't talk about Funkari NFT nearly as much as I should.
At some point I just… stopped mentioning it. But the truth is, this project keeps delivering—not just for holders, but for me personally too.
It's become my go-to space. Most of my time online? Spent here. It's where I can drop what I've learned, sure—but more importantly, it's where I get to soak up insights from others who actually know their stuff.
That two-way knowledge flow? Rare to find these days.

Interesting NFT drop coming up: 10 million supply but here's the twist - only one survives in the end. It's a free mint situation with two paths to claim: grab codes in real life or get on the allowlist if you're doing it remotely. Everything goes down December 3rd through 7th during Art Basel. Zero cost to participate, so might as well throw your hat in the ring. Worth keeping an eye on how this survival mechanism actually plays out.

Someone asked what exactly an NFT from a certain project can do. I looked into the data and managed to figure out some insights.
Their token has a total supply of 11 billion. Of that, 8% will be publicly offered through a Dutch auction ICO, and another 2% will be sold at a fixed price based on the Dutch auction clearing price. This portion is very likely reserved for NFT holders.
If the project’s FDV can reach the $1 billion level, then the 2% sold at a fixed price would be worth about $20 million. The project has issued a total of 5,500 NFTs, so on average, each NFT could theoretically get an

There's a wild case study coming up that's worth checking out. It tracks one NFT trader named haciyatmaz through an entire trading season on a platform he stumbled upon during a campaign event.
Haciyatmaz is your typical mid-tier NFT degen, nothing too fancy. He found this trading platform through some promotion and figured why not dive in for a full season? The interesting part? You'll get access to every single move he makes.
No cherry-picked wins or edited highlights. Just raw trading decisions, mistakes included. Every entry, every exit, every "what was I thinking" moment documented in rea

Heard David was involved in some NFT drop that got scrapped. But here's the thing - can't find any trace of his wallet activity onchain. Anyone dug into this yet?

Recently, I noticed a pretty good on-chain task: just buy any NFT worth over $10 on Base, and you can get 100 experience points.
This is actually a pretty practical move—you can complete the task to accumulate experience while also increasing transaction activity on the Base chain. For those looking to boost their on-chain activity, this kind of low-threshold task is definitely worth a try.
After all, it's just a matter of a dozen or so dollars; just buy a cheaper NFT, no need to worry about the quality. The key is to earn experience points and make your wallet look more active. If you have ti

Finally got back into minting after taking a break! That rush when the transaction confirms? Still hits different. There's something about participating in a fresh drop that just clicks—whether it's the art, the community vibe, or just being part of something new in the space. Anyone else been sitting on the sidelines and finally jumped back in recently?

ICCM has some exciting developments in the pipeline. Their mint is rolling out soon—exactly 2112 pieces, all available at zero cost on Base chain. If you're exploring Base ecosystem opportunities, this might be worth checking out. The collection's limited supply could make it interesting for early participants.

The ZamaCreatorProgram just kicked off its fifth run—and they're labeling it the 'final season' this time around.
Here's what stands out: the original NFT cap jumped from 3,500 pieces to 5,500. For this latest season, they're rolling out an additional 1,006 NFTs to the community. That means the total OG holder count is expanding pretty significantly. Interesting move considering they're positioning this as the closing chapter of the program.

Someone needs to pull off the ultimate fake-out with their kabutos. Imagine the chaos if word spread they're dumping the whole bag? Classic move to shake out weak hands.

Just became a partner with this NFT creation platform and honestly pretty pumped about it!
What got me hooked? The whole idea that creators actually OWN what they make. Not some platform holding all the cards while you're just renting space. Your work, your rules, your ownership. That's the way it should be.
Been seeing some seriously creative stuff popping up lately. Artists experimenting with on-chain content, wild collections that wouldn't exist anywhere else. The energy's different when people know they're building something they truly control.
Anyone else diving into this space? Would lov

Curious about the Pokemon meta right now—is it holding strong or starting to fade? Been watching the ecosystem activity and trading volumes lately. Anyone tracking whether the hype's still real or if we're seeing a cooldown phase?

Recently, I noticed an interesting NFT project that focuses on a "participatory" approach. It's no longer just about buying and selling; instead, it allows holders to truly take part in building the ecosystem. Could this model become the direction for NFT 2.0? It feels completely different from those earlier PFP projects that were purely speculative.

Been having a blast with this Layer2 NFT creation challenge lately.
Managed to drop 9 animated pieces so far through the daily missions on these platforms. The routine's been surprisingly addictive - got me locked into this mini gif-making flow I didn't know I needed.
Day 10 coming up next. The streak continues!

Wait, is Season 5 coming?
I remember the cap for OG NFTs is not 3500... or did I remember something wrong? Can someone confirm?

A landmark piece just landed in a flagship collection.
Larva Labs is back. The studio that shaped NFT culture as we know it drops Quine—a generative artwork bridging what was and what's next. It's not just another release. It's a statement.
Quine 210 found its place.
One chapter closes. Another begins.