Just minted @Racerz_eth 2,222 Supply with 0.004E mp Thanks to @LSCabal_ 🫶🏽

I just participated in Day 1/28 experiment of @MuoriField (started late) Its is a 28-Day interactive activity Have you felt it or simply glimpsed it or are you just observing?

Good morning Start the day with gratitude, keep your mind open to opportunities, and remember that progress is built one step at a time. Let's get the day started

These minted today too. So not really 🫠

Good morning I'll be observing today just like this

☤⊻☤ GMūori ☤⊻☤ ☤⊻☤ GMūori ☤⊻☤ The art that speaks to you

I keep thinking about this. Why would Magnus agree to play on a new board where a random player can literally earn a seat across from him? Why are private banks, FIDE, and all these names showing up for the same thing at the same time? And why is there a $1M prize pool behind it like it’s normal? Well.. on the June 16, it'll all make sense.

This didn't age well one bit $1m --> $545.

Minted @gloobiez_eth allo 10k supply on ETH. Thanks to @LSCabal_...... wen reveal

Funniest thing I've seen so far 🤣

Good morning future millionaires I hate Mondays but I love @MuoriField This is ART>>>

I don't have @just_t00ns GTD and you?

One thing that is clear from @OriginalBlokyz is how the project is now positioning itself through its updated website. Blokyz describes itself as a designer collectable IP brand focused on turning Web3 culture into physical collectables. These collectables are designed around different crypto ecosystems, meme coins, artists, and Web3 communities. According to the website, the main idea behind the project is to preserve Web3 culture and history by turning important communities, moments, and identities into limited-edition physical collectables. The structure of the project is divided into two categories: Originals: Blokyz-created characters and designs Partners: collaborations with external Web3 projects and communities Each collectable is tied to a specific ecosystem, chain, or cultural moment in crypto and is produced as a limited physical item. The website also highlights that the collectables are designed with collectible-grade quality standards and include on-chain authenticity tracking to verify ownership and origin. In addition, the platform is built around access-based utility, where holders may get access to future drops, releases, and related experiences tied to the brand. Overall, the website presents Blokyz as a project focused on building a physical archive of Web3 culture through collectable IP rather than being limited to purely digital assets or one-time releases.

Got my GTD spots for @bearsonperps Who should I refer?

Minted fcfs too Rabby will stain your black fr

Just minted @blupixapp by @bunya_eth 8192 supply 0.006e Thank you, @LSCabal_, for the spot 🫶🏽

Spent some time going through the @OriginalBlokyz website today. One thing I appreciated was finally being able to see how the different pieces connect. A lot of projects share information across threads, spaces, and announcements, but having everything consolidated makes it easier to understand the direction they're taking. The upcoming character lineup was probably the section I spent the most time on. It gives a better sense of the scale of what they're building and how each addition fits within a larger identity rather than feeling like separate releases. I also noticed references to features that will roll out for holders after mint. That stood out because it signals that the conversation doesn't end once the collection goes live. After looking through everything, my takeaway wasn't about the artwork or the website itself. It was that Blokyz seems focused on establishing a recognizable brand around its characters and culture rather than treating the launch as a standalone event. The concept is easy to understand. Now the focus shifts to delivery. @MonkOnTheBlok @SpectreWb3 @Ukj1111

Many people might look at @OriginalBlokyz and think it's just another Web3 NFT project, but the way they are growing tells a different story. What stands out is that they do not seem focused on chasing hype or grabbing attention for a short time. Instead, they are building things people can see, hold, and connect with physical collectibles, recognizable characters, animations, and partnerships with crypto communities. From the outside, their journey looks something like this: idea → prototype → improvements → production → delivery → partnerships → building a bigger brand Rather than rushing to expand, they seem to be taking their time to get things right. From the updates they share, you can see they have been working on improving quality, fixing issues, and making the collectibles better before moving to the next stage. Another thing that stands out is how they approach partnerships. Instead of trying to build everything on their own, they work with communities and characters that people already know. One example is their collaboration with CoinGecko. They took CoinGecko's mascot and turned it into a physical collectable in the Blokyz style. That might sound simple, but it shows that established names in crypto are willing to work with them and trust them with their brand. This approach also makes it easier for people to understand what they are building. Rather than introducing completely new characters every time, they connect with communities that already have strong followings. Many Web3 projects fade away once the excitement dies down. Building physical products, memorable characters, and a recognizable brand could help @OriginalBlokyz stay relevant for much longer. The real challenge is whether they can turn this progress into something people continue to support over the years but from what I've seen so far, Blokyz looks more like a team focused on building and delivering than one focused only on hype.

Someone come exorcise this nga please 😂😂

Minted @TheGloobs 10k supply 0.0011e Thanks to @LSCabal_. They secured a huge allo and I got a spot.