Anyway, here are today's mints that I think could perform pretty well: And let's start, as usual, with the mint of the day: @blupixapp by @bunya_eth. Clean MP, genuine hype around the collection, and a top-tier artist what more could you ask for? Definitely minting this one. < Time: 3 PM UTC < Price: 0.006 ETH < Supply: 8,192 --- @microdotfun looks really solid, especially since it's a free mint. It definitely won't make it to the public round. < Time: 11 AM UTC < Price: Free < Supply: 1,155 --- @aqualumi_eth is a good mint. I really dig the art style. It's a free mint, so if you have a WL, it’s an absolute must-mint. < Time: 4 PM UTC < Price: Free < Supply: 4,343 --- @AstryxNFT – the style and art are decent, but... it feels like the MP is a bit too high for a mint like this. Whether to mint or not depends on the dynamic we'll have to see how fast it's minting and what the floor price looks like. < Time: 2 PM UTC < Price: 0.0063 ETH < Supply: 444 --- To be honest, there are a few other mints today that look alright on paper, but the creators are setting such crazy MPs that I'm honestly shocked... Like, people are not going to mint for that much money, it's literally so obvious...

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Something about Pattern Retrieval that the rest of the Nft market is completely missing. Pattern Retrieval is closer to a live simulation of memory degradation than a standard generative art collection. By the time you finish reading this, you'll understand why there's currently a cult around this project, and why it's no accident. What Pattern Retrieval actually is At first glance, it's 94 printable ASCII characters (from 32 to 126). In reality, each character is a memory under pressure. - They are fed into a Hopfield network. - They are shattered into absolute digital noise. And then the algorithm tries to remember and reconstruct them. Each Nft in the collection isn't a static Jpeg. It's a living cycle: store -> corrupt -> relax -> recall. 8 passes. A Hebbian parameter of = 0.35. All of this runs natively in the browser with generative audio and CRT effects. Numbers and architecture Total supply: 478. Price: 0.0069 ETH for AL / 0.01 ETH on public. Inside the grid, there are 94 patterns divided into 7 families : < Dense symbols: The hardest to train, featuring a unique targeting display aesthetic. Only 5 exist. < Containers < Floating marks < Crossbars < Ghosts (My favorite) < Angles < Curves Each family has its own phosphor color, its own harmonic tuning, and its own population. Social consensus (what nobody is pricing in) Right now, the allowlist meta is dead. Usually, it's just mindless Discord grinding, retweet spam, or buying roles. @adamilenich did something else. He said it straight: Want my attention? Don't pry into my personal life and don't look for old photos. Interact with the art, remix it, evolve it. The result? In a couple of days, the community went insane: - People are coding browser games (like @KeonHD_X, where you play as a prince in a dungeon collecting corrupted ASCII). - Creating physical art, sketches and 3D renders. - Painting with their feet (literally @dhirajleg who has one leg made art and it tore up the timeline). - Building custom websites and expanding the lore. This is no longer just a mint. It's an open-source art movement. And it generates organic buy pressure that you cannot fake or buy with a marketing budget. Who is behind this < This is the part many overlook. < Adam (asterism.eth) isn't a random builder. <He's a community lead at OpenSea, part of @thedoomedxyz, ex-Twitter and Rarible. < He deeply understands crypto culture and how attention works. But instead of leveraging corporate levers, he launched a pure, intellectually serious experiment. He isn't promising roadmaps, utility, or tokens. The website features a direct statement: - no guarantees of value. this is participation in an art project." The Thesis The rest of the market right now is bloated with: - Overvalued PFP collections with dead Discords - Projects where VCs are just waiting for unlocks to dump their bags on you - Soulless points farming Against this backdrop, Pattern Retrieval feels like a breath of fresh air. While others are trying to invent fake utility, Adam brings us back to the core of what on-chain generative art is actually for aesthetics, mathematics, and pure creativity. The intellectual seriousness of this release is exactly why smart money and true artists are currently fighting for an AL. One note before you go This is analysis, not financial advice. Do your own research. Almost all of CT still hasn't connected these dots. Now you know more than 95% of the market.