
Say goodbye to the hassle of seed phrases with the Abstract Global Wallet. By eliminating the need for lengthy recovery phrases, your crypto experience becomes more streamlined and user-friendly.
TimiJacobs💎
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Web3 | Fitness | Builder @Abstractchain

Say goodbye to the hassle of seed phrases with the Abstract Global Wallet. By eliminating the need for lengthy recovery phrases, your crypto experience becomes more streamlined and user-friendly.




My client bought me perfume!! 😍😍😍😍 smells amazing! wearing this for my dinner date tonight 🤭



You can now check your emails and statuses on the website. beaks.site/beaklist We had to spend another full day reviewing everything manually. I checked multiple factors: – IPs used to submit applications and possible sybil attempts (one guy submitted 50 wallets from the same IP) – stolen tweet links – and many other things 100 winners have been selected, and everyone will be able to see their wallet in the wallet checker tomorrow.

A Butterfly that gently perched on his Beak. It was unlike anything he had ever seen. Yet, just as Dima was fascinated by this butterfly from CT, the butterfly too was fascinated by his Beak.

The Beaks by @DKashtalyan May 26, 3 PM UTC. A universe built over 20 years enters its next chapter. On @OpenSea Launchpad. opensea.io/collection/the…

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The Elegant Bloom 🧵 There lived a Bird named Dima Kashtalyan who wandered the world with great curiosity. An elegant soul deeply intrigued by the wonders and aesthetics of the world and not limited by his own imagination. @DKashtalyan


Dima Kashtalyan - The Artist Behind Beaks Twenty years of dots. One stroke at a time. - born in Minsk, Belarus - picks up a spray can as a kid - starts with classic graffiti - something about the walls isn't enough - starts obsessing over dots - single points, placed with intention - develops his own technique: dotwork, pointillism, stippling 2014-2017 (learning the craft) - enrolls at art studio PIN in Minsk - studies under the influence of Escher, Bosch, Bruegel, Seurat - shows work in Rome, Cremona, Minsk - wins jury prize at Fomenar Prize, Barcelona - a Belarusian artist winning in Spain 2018-2021 (Europe opens up) - Upfest, Bristol-Europe's largest street art festival - Lavazza selects him as one of seventeen artists worldwide for the Toward 2030 project - paints a 15 × 7 meter mural on the walls of Turin - Game of Thrones commission from EW - wins the Lavazza Toward Tomorrow competition - one of the only artists selected from all of Belarus 2022–2023 (the world starts noticing) - Waterford Walls, Ireland - designs a 12-piece clothing collection for CROPP - moves to Warsaw, sets up studio - Harper's Magazine - The New York Times - solo show "Echoes of Turmoil," Barcelona - Seoul Illustration Fair, South Korea - earns Merit and HIII Illustration recognition 2024–2025 (every continent, one dot at a time) - solo show "Fable Globe," in Taipei - solo show "Tamed Bestiary," in Wrocław - Royal Watercolour Society Open, Bankside Gallery, London - Louvre × UNIQLO t-shirt design - represented across Asia by TingTing Art Space - DESA Unicum auction, Surrealism & Magic Realism, Warsaw 2026 (art goes on-chain) - solo show "Ancient Creature," Warsaw - Art Central, Hong Kong - "Mirrors of the Soul," TingTing Art Space, Taipei - launches @thebeaksart, his genesis NFT collection - the first chapter of a universe twenty years in the making - the style built in the streets, now on-chain Kid started with spray paint on walls in Minsk, and turned a single dot into a global language. Dima lives by one rule: honesty before decoration, it was never about style, it was about responsibility. He believed art had real power over people and that meant you couldn't waste it. Today Dima is a globally recognized fine artist and illustrator whose work hangs in galleries from London to Hong Kong, commissioned by the world's biggest publications. He now moves to immortalize his art forever on the blockchain with The Beaks collection. Bonus picture: Entertainment Weekly commissions a Stark family portrait for their Game of Thrones Season 8 special issue.



Coldest names in human history?