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Day 672: The Four Winds🍃 My contribution to today’s canvas, which turned out great and was completed with the help of my dear friend @cryptomoogle.

My cotribution for today's theme @basepaint_xyz Theme "Lincoln in BasePaintVision" for day 609 was very fun & memorable for me cuz it reminded me 16×16 pixel arts of dot.fan @taydotfun Special tnx to @cryptomoogle

6000 days. 6000 songs. A story that almost broke me: The $3 million I made and lost. My $1.1 million tax bill. The Autoglyph that saved me This is SONG A DAY #6000 🌩️CRYPTO TAX NIGHTMARE🌩️ The journey continues below👇

Screen Time minting now basepaint.xyz/mint

NFT MARKET WEEKLY OVERVIEW Featured entities in the post: 🔹Collections: #GuildOfGuardiansHeroes #GoodVibesClub #CryptoPunks #BasePaint #Roninrona #BEARISH 🔹Marketplaces: #OpenSea #Blur #MagicEden #xrpcafe #PancakeSwap #Rarible

BasePaint has been fueling daily onchain pixel art on Base for over 580 days straight. Daily, hundreds of artists add pixels to a shared canvas, minted as an Open Edition NFT, with proceeds returning to contributors. Alongside @nounsdao & @mathcastles' Terraforms, it’s now among Ethereum’s oldest ongoing art performances. If you’re a fan (like me), check out Completor.👇 ~~ Analysis by @wmpeaster ~~ Built by the team at Dot — @taydotfun and @thgcruz7 — Completor is a new app designed so collectors can quickly work their way toward collecting a full BasePaint set, i.e. every open-edition canvas minted so far. You connect your wallet, and afterwards the app will see which BasePaint canvases you already own and which you're missing. The platform then scans secondary listings on NFT marketplaces like OpenSea and preps a basket filled with 20 of your missing pieces, which you can buy in one go at the cheapest available prices. For example, at the time of writing, my next personalized batch of 20 canvases would cost me 0.071 ETH per for the most affordable current floor listings. If you're just a casual collector, the app's an easy way to grab your first 20 canvases or your next batch of canvases for your existing collection. If you're a hardcore collector, you can go after the coveted @basepaint_xyz full set, which consists of 587 NFTs and counting. This is the die-hard route, as a full set presently costs ~10 ETH. You can track this cost over time with Completor's Price Tracker. Notably, just 105 full sets are possible, which, if I'm not mistaken, is because the smallest-supply BasePaint canvas had 105 editions minted, making it a bottleneck limiting how many complete sets can exist. As of now, only 15 collectors have completed the full set milestone per Completor's Leaderboard, so 90 remain possible at the moment. Otherwise, if you're somewhere between casual and hardcore, Completor also lets you set up your batch buys so you collect toward just the first 100 days or the first 365 days of BasePaint canvases. Up to you! For me, BasePaint has proven itself as one of the most successful collaborative art projects in crypto, so I really like the Completor app because it's simple, it supports BasePaint, and it makes diving into the platform's legacy more accessible than ever. If you're into the Ethereum ecosystem's creative scene too, this is a legacy worth fostering. As Dot's Taylor McKnight put it on X: "In the coming decades, [BasePaint] will go down as a significant and historical collection showing the power of decentralized cooperation." With that in mind, if you want to further cement yourself as a patron of some of the Ethereum community's most iconic art, you've got a slick new app to consider in Completor. Collecting cryptoart + creative onchain composability FTW, I say.