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@delbrok0 @BoredApeYC I may not have an ape, but you can always kick it at my place! 💕

There are 5623 BAYC and 12148 MAYC owners. If you exclude those who aren't active and the ones who don't do #apefollowsape, we should still have about 15000 people left. If my numbers are right, every X-Ape should have over 15000 followers. Drop your Ape below. @BoredApeYC

@Kugrox @nypost It’s even scarier in person. Trust

@nypost i saw this and was just hoping it was AI generated because that shit is nightmare fuel. they have a pooping function. what the fuck.

Bizarre robot dogs sporting Musk, Zuckerberg heads torment visitors in Berlin museum - as part of creepy influencer exhibit trib.al/ygtnU33

lugia is my favourite Pokémon wbu?

@0xSweep We love @PumpDotFunGuy. He may have done some dumb shit, spammed our timeline with engagement farms, but he’s never blamed anyone else nor has he grifted/scammed this space. People will hate on him while still promoting the people who helped ruin the image of web3.

This was probably the worst way to lose $150,000 ever In July 2022, an NFT whale called Franklin, the seventh largest Bored Ape holder at the time, registered an Ethereum Name Service domain called "stop-doing-fake-bids-its-honestly-lame-my-guy.eth" It was meant to be a meta joke about people creating useless ENS names just to bait a Twitter bot into tweeting fake high bids on them To pull the joke off, he placed a 100 ETH bid on his own domain from a second wallet, which was worth around $150,000 at the time and the bot ended up tweeting it Then a guy called 8892 placed a real bid of 1.89 ETH (~$2,800) on the domain Franklin accepted, went to Twitter to post "the most surprising 1.891 ETH I have ever made" and then completely forgot one detail His own 100 ETH bid was still active Fifteen minutes later, 8892 accepted that 100 ETH offer, instantly selling the domain back to Franklin for $150,000 and walking away with a clean 97.5 ETH profit Franklin tried sending the 1.89 ETH back as a goodwill gesture hoping the buyer would reverse it 8892 just tweeted "I ripped this guy off for 100 ETH and he just sent me another 1.9?" Franklin posted "Oh no, I lost 100 ETH. This will be the joke and bag fumble of the century. I deserve all of the jokes and criticism." A guy who owned 57 Bored Apes worth millions got rinsed because he couldn't remember to cancel his own joke

@unexplainables8 @SakeNigiriBBQ Sure LG / Saratoga counts but try to go into Boulder creek and tell them they are from the Bay Area and see what happens 😅 Once you cross that summit you leave the Bay Area IMO.

@SakeNigiriBBQ they try to disclose santa cruz but i disagree and i include in the bay bc santa cruz mtns are partially los gatos. a lot of tech / silicon valley commuters and it connects

when i say “bay area” this is what i mean. this is not up for debate.

@shortstack_dan 100% and @nodefnd did such a good job with the execution. Will be returning for future exhibits! Had an absolute blast!

@nonfiction_ed I can sit here and see beeple is staying true to his stylistically. If your first time there, you came away with how excellently the experience of how the event came together.

You had to be there to fully understand.

I hold an element, and no penguins but love both IPs. That being said. Let’s say both become very successful and choose to reward their holders. Would you rather be a VIP to Club Penguin/clothing brand/children’s toy, or VIP to a TCG and anime.com. I think the upside to Azuki is far greater. Hope both will be successful and reward the people who made that success possible, but this was my logic when deciding to buy an element over a lil pudgy.

okay two questions: why should Azuki go to $100,000? I can see Pudgy Penguins there, Azuki on the other hand I honestly don’t since when do we measure Floor Prices in dollar value? I am used to valuing it in ETH not in USD, can’t be the only one right?

@beeple @nodefnd Hey @beeple are your trading cards being sold everyday？or was that just for opening night?

could not be more proud to be have our work featured at @nodefnd in Palo Alto!!! it is an amazing new space to come together around digital art and this show featured not only my work but also many many other insanely talented artists!! massive massive thank you to everyone who made this possible and for all of the love and energy at the opening!! ON VIEW NOW, GO GRAB SOME POOP!! 🫡

@dmitricherniak Were they still selling the trading cards?

I’ve been pretty busy with a newborn at home, but I made time for a short trip to Node in Palo Alto. I came away with a lot of positive energy and have been thinking about it since. I do think most artists will almost always prefer a white cube gallery approach, and this is not that. But it became very clear to me that it offers something different. I understand the location much better now. The streets are packed with young people on Friday nights, and it brings in a huge amount of foot traffic. I have always believed in exposing more people to art, and one of the challenges with generative and new media art had been that the scene was more about trying to be a big fish in a small pond, than doing something more. In reality, this work deserves a much larger audience, and I agree that young Stanford University students and technology-savvy families are a pretty good one. Also the equipment is *top* of the line, and the whole team is deeply passionate. I met Phil for the first time, and he clearly loves what he does. I know Pace Gallery previously tried to do something in Palo Alto, but their model was not able to sustain it. This feels different. It did not feel like walking into a traditional gallery or museum where everything is austere. It felt warm. It felt like a seed, a gift from someone who genuinely cares about what is happening in this space. The other side of that, is that as a community we probably need to step up to help shape and support it since it's not a for profit institution. It got me thinking about what my ideal "Node" in New York would look like which was an interesting experiment. I don't know why I am sharing this, maybe because I am just now able to get some proper sleep and am excited to get back into things (multiple exhibitions upcoming this summer), but I do see a lot of doom and gloom lately and I wanted to say as someone who is pretty critical of almost everything, that there is something really nice going on here.

@beeple Are they still selling the trading cards or was that just for opening night?

LFGGGG

@basileus_eth @beeple I just went to the front where they sold merch and asked the staff nicely if I could have another drink ticket, they immediately gave me one. 🤷‍♂️ Bartenders were also pouring me like 10 oz of wine.

And this is why I don’t go to US based NFT events — drink ticket staff are fascists about handing out more than one ticket TOTAL 😭 CC @beeple 😭

Beeple being @beeple Cool event in Palo Alto.

@DarboJr3 @MINHxDYNASTY Go to the peace museum in Hiroshima and if you like oysters they are very famous there! Itsukashima Island is also very nice for a day trip from Hiroshima. Pic below!

@MINHxDYNASTY I’m actually visiting right now! Any suggestions? We were planning on seeing Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima, and Tokyo what things are there to do around there?

you need to visit japan at least once in your life

@DeeZe Drop partyyyyy

RuneScape (I still play it too)

@DCinvestor Auto correct wasn’t giving him the right answer so he decided to use a word he knew how to spell.

the Strait of What??

@TheTraderAvid @MarioNawfal x.com/fadethecrowd/s…

@MarioNawfal What's that creature over his head?

🇺🇸 Trump posts an image of himself as Jesus Christ healing the sick, flanked by eagles, fighter jets, and the Statue of Liberty. So he spits on the Pope, then posts himself as the Lord and Savior. Sunday content.

@fadethecrowd @JohnOleske @mtgreenee I’m so glad I read the comments 😂😂😂😂😂

It’s more than blasphemy. It’s an Antichrist spirit.

. @NMIXX_official in Oakland last night.