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NFTs are for AI agents. Okay yeah it finally clicked with me. It’s a stylish way to say yes, this really belongs to me and is operating on my behalf, give it access to move or trade my assets.
Bingo. It’s not decentralized, it’s a cult of personality.
It doesn’t make it inherently evil, but at least be transparent how it’s really structured around a new group of gatekeepers.
One of the most dynamic digital art collections of the past 6 years since I discovered NFTs.
Fiducial Markers.
There are only 500. I own 5%
I have sold none, and don’t plan to anytime soon.
I caught them in the latter stage of the mint which was on a bonding curve of sorts. The final mint price was .1ETH
It took roughly 2 months to mint out.
Now it’s trading at .2ETH on secondary with roughly 14.5 ETH in trading volume. The highest sale was yesterday for .5ETH
I believe these are going to appreciate extremely well as the months go on.
They are correlated to the moon cycles, and each Marker behaves differently.
The collection is honestly beyond my total comprehension but it feels like an immersive adventure into the mind of @wetpotatobrain and him demonstrating his prowess for digital art: it’s technical, it’s beautiful, it’s full of knowledge and understanding of our lunar cycle and how it can be depicted in multiple capacities, through a variety of lenses. And it’s all built in such a way that it corresponds and reacts to the nature of our current environment. I’m honestly blown away and grateful to be a collector of Doc before the rest of the scene here discovers how special he is.
I encourage everyone to at least look at Fiducial Markers 🌙
Link in comments.
Fiducial Markers is generative art determined at the time of mint, but it is more than that. It’s animated. It’s interactive. It changes over time and has fun surprises. And it even has a piece of the blockchain displayed in the visual itself, not just the metadata- the minter’s mark is literally a cryptic signature of the ETH address that minted which becomes part of the work. And I think it also looks good as a still work framed on the wall too. Artwork can be all of these things at the same time in a complementary way.
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Either these are generational bottoms or it's all going to zero anyway when the internet collapses, so might as well have some fun either way!
My first ever @doodles NFT
Takeaway: Buy what you love, not what an inherently biased entity tells you to buy.
We came here to free art from gatekeepers. Instead, we’ve built a world where artists chase powerful collectors for attention, and even discovery comes with a casino sponsor. Same old power structure. Just a new face.
Thoughts, @CozomoMedici? 💀
Y’all really about to cope so hard when you discover that you’re in a silly little coin that straight up web 2 vamped the OG TikTok 🐝
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Anyone else remembers when Klaus Schwab former head of the WEF said in 2022-2023 that there will be a pandemic of cyberattacks very soon in the future? I remember.




















