Pop Collective

Introducing: Signature Series This will likely be the most important thing we ever do. We talk all the time about the importance of inscribing on Bitcoin and promote its timelessness and permanence, but then mostly create ephemeral collections of crappy PFP monkey pictures. Given the current political climate worldwide and the foundation Bitcoin was built upon, documenting history in some permanent way feels appropriate and maybe even necessary. -500 total pieces (5 series of 100 1/1s) -The most influential people of the past 100 years (100 each of 1920s/30s, 40s/50s, 60s/70s, 80/90s, 00s/10s) -Each piece features re-inscriptions containing a detailed biography, resources, and photographs of the person -Original detailed line art against backdrops featuring art styles popular in that era (and tons of little touches specific to each figure). The initial 100 pieces are coming soon. These are obviously limited, but if you are a friend of ours, holder of Pop Collective, or otherwise a good human being in this little Web3 world, reach out and we will get you on the list. The work on these is very time consuming, but we are looking at a mint date of mid-August. Please share this with others, and thank you for reading!

@RBaroff427 Dammit, was hoping this meant leaf blower news.

hell yea, run it back.

@JasonSobelGolf An intellectual thought for you... If you type "period" do you need a period?

Man, I really wish I was capable of intellectual thought, so I'd know what to think of Jimmy Joe Bob over here.

@UnderdogGolf @acaseofthegolf1 @jcorrigangolf They are moving to 90 hole tournaments.

LIV Golf updates, last 13 hours: • “Bombshell announcement” on LIV’s future imminent, per @acaseofthegolf1 • LIV executives summoned to “emergency summit” amid speculation over announcement, per @jcorrigangolf • Players preparing as if LIV Mexico City will go on as scheduled, per @flushingitgolf • LIV executives arrived in Mexico City, sources indicating "business as usual" ahead of event, per @flushingitgolf

@CPowers14 Were you like, "I just meant like on a scale of 1/10, man."

I asked Jon Rahm to describe the difficulty of the second shot into the third green at Augusta National—the shot Rory McIlroy called his most "important" shot of the final round last year—and he went full Dennis Rodman talking about rebounding. Incredible nerd-out sesh. "Well, it all depends on the wind, the pin location, and how firm the greens are. If the greens aren't very firm, which that hasn't been the case the last three, four years when they redid that green, it's been firm every year, you can be quite aggressive. You can hit it up there and be confident that with any wedge shot you can stop it on the green. "Now you have pins like front right, front middle, front left, where there's a gap where if you're in between, you're not far enough to create some spin or you're not close enough to be comfortable bumping it on the green, where you're going to have to be very, very passive. So it becomes a very, very difficult shot. "Any back pin, my recommendation, hit it way up there and then use the contours of the green to get it close. But those short ones, you'll see a lot of different options. If you have the length, you can go right at it at the green and try to hit it on the upslope, so you have the option of bumping it or hitting a high soft shot. If not to the right pin, what I've done in the past is almost hit it to the scoreboard, as far left as possible, so even if you leave yourself 60 yards, you have a little bit of extra room and up the hill to stop it. "But each one plays it however they feel like. If you're a good enough wedge player and you have confidence in your wedge game, you can layup and leave yourself a 110 to 130 shot, which I don't think is the easiest with the ever-swirling winds of Augusta National, but I have done it to the short left pin a couple times in the past just because I didn't think I could get it close enough to the green to be comfortable. "It's a hole that everybody assumes we birdie, yet it still plays over par because of how intricate it is."

@PlusEV I agree with that. He's not saying Curry is better. Lebron didn't really "revolutionize" the game the way that Curry has.

Steve Kerr said Steph Curry changed the NBA more than LeBron… WTF is wrong with this man😭

@ThePME The amount of missed 4-7 ft putts on 10 today is amazing.

Both miss. Sad scene

@KendoVT Wizards to win, think they get outtanked here.

Going to the Wizards game tonight. Need some props. NBA guys, help a brother out…

Good evening. This is 1/5 lions that will be part of the next Savages Hollowed batch. In Savages we are all about the community, not just art. Savage to the bone⛓️

@KendoVT The "terrorist" ones crack me up, because I'm sure when people think "terrorist" they immediately think of Spaniard golfers.

I think if you don’t cuss and don’t mention anything family related, this is fine for fans in attendance at the Ryder Cup every two years. Family crosses the line, can’t cuss like a sailor when children are around and can’t do it during the swing. That’s it. Everything else should be fair game.

@Billy_H0yle @gehrenbergdfs This is +EV, so do both.

@PopCollectBTC @gehrenbergdfs Yeah, if you’re a sucker. Take that $5 bet to DK and there’s $1 mil guaranteed prize pool.

What exactly is the downside of this promo? If you’re already betting an over on a player points prop and you add the promo to it, there’s no downside but you stand to win extra How would we be better off with it not existing?

@Billy_H0yle @gehrenbergdfs You can still also just win the bet like normal.

@gehrenbergdfs Are we talking about the same promo?? your player has to have a 50 piece tonight to split the pool. Most likely there will be no pool split…

@rodarmor Thanks for saying this. It feels like everyone is afraid to speak up.

I hate to be a downer but strategies have to be the dumbest meta yet 😂 Like hell yeah just lean into step-three-profitmaxxing.

@AlexBlickle1 Single testicle

Fun fact: At the start of every tournament round, you show the way you mark your golf ball to your playing partners (to prevent cheating) "Titleist 4, purple lines by the number" is what I say WHAT THE HELL DOES CANTLAY SAY??

Reposting as a PSA. @Bitski_Art is an A+ guy. Don't know details, but know that. x.com/Bitski_Art/sta…

@ReeceSBTC @punkroyalebtc Love ya man, and love your work.

Gm ⬅️ Collab with @punkroyalebtc Collab with @PopCollectBTC ➡️ Both gems

@goated @sanjfomojis These never feel like they are going to last. I can't imagine anyone looking outside of Ordinals for actual art/collections that they'd expect to hold 10 years from now.

i feel like we shouldve just sticked to Ordinals for the art, runes for the coins and maybe Alkanes for defi stuff, having art collections on like 20 metaprotocols isn‘t really attractive nor does it help grow ordinals, quite the opposite in the short at the very least, and likely in the long run too

Alkanes vs BRC2.0 I don’t think it’s one or the other Clearly seeing a lot of degenerate BRC2.0 projects (personally I don’t mind it, gives people something to play around with) Majority won’t last but hopefully everyone by now knows that’s the case, just like 99% of ordinals, runes and NFTs, understand the game you’re playing and rotate back into long term projects Alkanes I’m seeing much more legitimate development, which takes time but personally think it’ll be much more sustainable Both have a place I’m much more a fan of Alkanes development and innovation but that’s just personal opinion Whatever happens there’s gonna be lots of fun to come on both

@MKUltraBTC History. Literally.

NFTs are not truly back until we see new collections melt faces. Who’s making this?

@TroyCaylak And we need to build things that last long enough to tell the future our story.

bitcoin is the only thing on earth where an idea can outlive its creator that’s why we build here and that’s why it matters end of story

Introducing: Signature Series This will likely be the most important thing we ever do. We talk all the time about the importance of inscribing on Bitcoin and promote its timelessness and permanence, but then mostly create ephemeral collections of crappy PFP monkey pictures. Given the current political climate worldwide and the foundation Bitcoin was built upon, documenting history in some permanent way feels appropriate and maybe even necessary. -500 total pieces (5 series of 100 1/1s) -The most influential people of the past 100 years (100 each of 1920s/30s, 40s/50s, 60s/70s, 80/90s, 00s/10s) -Each piece features re-inscriptions containing a detailed biography, resources, and photographs of the person -Original detailed line art against backdrops featuring art styles popular in that era (and tons of little touches specific to each figure). The initial 100 pieces are coming soon. These are obviously limited, but if you are a friend of ours, holder of Pop Collective, or otherwise a good human being in this little Web3 world, reach out and we will get you on the list. The work on these is very time consuming, but we are looking at a mint date of mid-August. Please share this with others, and thank you for reading!