The artist behind Miles Morales just dropped a bombshell about creator compensation. Sara Pichelli—yeah, the one who literally co-created one of Marvel's biggest characters—revealed she gets zero royalties from Spider-Verse films or that massive Insomniac Spider-Man game.
"I don't get anything. And that's the saddest part of my life."
Wild how traditional IP structures work. While her character generates billions across movies and gaming, the original creator sees none of it. Makes you wonder if blockchain-based creator royalties could've changed this story entirely. Just saying—NFT smart cont

Let's wrap up what went down in the NFT space this week.
Beeple brought his mechanical canines to Art Basel—yeah, those robotic dogs everyone's been talking about. Meanwhile, Pudgy Penguins is pushing beyond digital collectibles with physical toys hitting shelves and scoring an NHL partnership. Pretty wild expansion.
CryptoPunks is making moves offline too, heading to NODE Palo Alto for exhibition. Jack Butcher's Self-Checkout concept keeps gaining traction, proving experiential NFT drops still have juice. And Ana Caballero just released "In Record Time" on OpenSea.
Seems like the boundary bet

Fifth day wrapped. Pulled in $14,379.76 across 4,207 receipts. Currently watching 96 one-of-one pieces with active bids. Volume's steady, market's moving.

So here's the thing about NFT tiers: Floor pieces? Those are your entry point. Rares sit a notch higher—harder to find, more distinctive traits. Then you've got Grails... yeah, those unicorns that collectors dream about. The cream of the crop.
Draconis fam knows what's up!

Looks like the metaverse hardware race just hit another speed bump. Word on the street is that Meta's pushing back their mixed reality glasses launch all the way to 2027. That's a significant delay for a company betting big on spatial computing. The move could reshape the AR landscape—gives competitors more breathing room, but also raises questions about whether the tech's actually ready for prime time. Meta's clearly taking the "better late than broken" approach here, which honestly might be the smart play given how critical these devices are to their long-term vision.

An artist just launched a wild experiment at Art Basel Miami Beach's Zero 10 gallery. The concept? You decide what to pay, and your receipt becomes the actual artwork.
Here's the twist: Jack's betting whether the installation makes money by week's end. The whole thing runs on seed phrase mechanics, soulbound NFTs keeping each transaction permanent, plus microtransactions that let anyone participate.
It's less about the price tag, more about testing what happens when art meets pure choice. Every purchase writes itself into the piece. Will collective decisions push it into profit, or will radica

Coin Laundry—a fresh drop that blurs the line between digital overflow and authentic rarity. This piece stretches the boundaries of Bubbles, a decade-long blockchain art experiment that keeps evolving.
The twist? It's breaking into the physical realm with an installation at Art Basel. Yes, actual machines you can interact with.
Got your hands on a Tier 3+ Treasure from recent platform rewards? You're in luck. Claiming window for Bubbles stays open through tomorrow—don't sleep on it.
Want more? Head to the machines and see what drops.

Feeling under the weather, but let me share something about my NFT collection.
Back when a certain art club project dropped their mint, I was completely hooked. Started remixing their 1/1 pieces just because the art spoke to me on another level.
Fast forward to now? That remixed artwork is what I display on my digital art frame at home. It's become part of my daily space—proof that some NFT pieces truly transcend the screen.

Minted that Wallchain genesis NFT? Yeah, you're down a clean hundred bucks already 🤣
People really need to stop putting this in the same conversation as Kaito. That comparison is officially dead. GG to anyone still holding on to that narrative.

You gotta hand it to Beeple—dude figured out where the real cash flow is in digital art. Say what you want about his production style, but he's absolutely crushing it on the commercial side. Man's basically turned high-volume creation into a money printer in the NFT space.

Aithereum's latest drop is turning heads. The AFDL Genesis Legends V2 collection isn't just another profile picture play — it's packed with actual functionality. Holders get governance voting rights, priority perks across the ecosystem, and a slice of 1 million $AFD tokens distributed among participants.
What makes this different? Scarcity. Only 1,499 pieces will ever exist. Early participants lock in the strongest positioning as the utility framework rolls out. For anyone serious about staking a claim in Web3 infrastructure projects, this mint window matters.

Huge milestone for the Redacted project team – they're about to complete their mint out. Pretty impressive given where the market's at right now.
This kind of momentum doesn't happen often in current conditions. Also worth noting they're expanding into the Avalanche ecosystem, which could bring some interesting cross-chain dynamics. Market's been rough lately, so seeing a successful mint out actually says something about community strength and project execution.

Beeple's POOP collection sitting at 35k floor price. Only 156 pieces exist—that's 64 times rarer than Bored Apes. His physical artworks? They move between 50k to 500k minimum in traditional galleries. The Art Basel drop strategy cut out bot farmers entirely, turning it into pure geographic lottery instead. Now traditional art collectors are waking up to something: why pay 20% gallery commissions when NFTs exist? That realization is spreading faster than anyone expected.

3.4 SOL就出手？
Wait till reveal drops, man. Could be sitting on something wild. Maybe not a Lambo, but hey—stranger things happened in this space.

Floor prices keep climbing, step by step.
Once the NFT market catches even a slight breeze of momentum, we're looking at numbers that'll blindside most traders. The OGs stacking NFTs? They've already positioned themselves.
Smart money isn't waiting for confirmation—they're accumulating while everyone else debates whether digital collectibles are 'back'.

Just locked in tickets to the FIFA World Cup opening ceremony!
Can't believe this is actually happening. The little warrior is heading to the biggest stage in sports.
Time to show up where legends are made.
LET'S GO!!

What makes NFTs special? They're tokens that refuse to be swapped 1:1. Each one's got its own identity - no cloning, no replacing. That's the whole "non-fungible" thing in action.

This week hit different for:
Crypto art collectors.
NFT creators.
Blockchain artists.
Tokenized pieces.
Fully onchain works.
Generative masterpieces.
Digital galleries.
Pixel wizards.
Glitch aesthetics.
3D renders.
Interactive experiences.
The entire web3 art scene.

Fowl Play is a project that plays with the aesthetics of the underground world. Things nurtured in the dark will eventually see the light. The egg symbol design is quite interesting—it started building hype during the presale phase. There's a new player on the Base chain, and it's uncertain what will hatch from it.