Highlights
Holding it down without J-Bird.
The host opened Doom news noting his usual talkative co-founder was stuck at work for two weeks, then rolled through the week's meme and record airdrops (music by J-Bird, art by Lex Doom) tiered by badge and holder count.
keRRy doubles down on Trade Night.
Arriving fashionably late ("that's the way highway roll"), keRRy hyped the monthly cross-community Trade Night — "it was just like a little wee idea inside Sirski's brain, and now it's a reality" — and admitted hero had turned him onto some "deadly collections."
The Void explained.
The host laid out the Bloodsayers burn mechanic: send a Doomsayer plus Bloodberry Sauce 2.0 into the sacrifice event (Sept 1) for a guaranteed Bloodsayer, with the team burning to a full 666 and the remainder likely going to a public mint or treasury.
Relics and DeFi as a medium.
Melted walked through his Uniswap V4-hooks collection: immutable DNA per relic, but programmable hooks that leave marks on the art based on liquidity, holder count, volume and volatility — "forever, as long as EVM stays running." He framed it as an art protocol first, turning down a request to add lending.
The "less is more" founder debate.
The host and Crypfu got introspective about Hun, whose Nodes-holders whitelist reportedly sent the old collection up ~400% ahead of a Robin Hood drop. Their read: Hun's quiet, non-hype, artist-first style ("dude's a doctor... it's a passion project") sets clean expectations and shields him from floor-price backlash.
Crypfu's perfect utility.
Riffing on Robin Hood mania, Crypfu pitched the ultimate Doomsayer collection: give each NFT a wallet, airdrop a token, "but don't let people take it out of the wallet — they just get to watch the Doomsayer send it to zero... that's our utility."
keRRy wants a front-row seat to J-Burn's reaction.
"I wish I could be with J Burn when he listens to this — watch the blood boil to the Robin Hood fucking collection." Which slid into a group roast of Twitter's soundboard clap sample being "way too long, way too loud."
Curtis pulls a 1/1.
Curtis Gore resurfaced after time in other communities, and keRRy showed off Curtis's overnight pull — a one-of-one red panda from PandaPals — nudging the host to support the base project (who promptly said he'd just go mint one).
Words of the day.
Closing on Stonk Brokers conviction talk, the room drifted into wordplay: Curtis chasing palindrome #212, keRRy crowning "palindrome" and "abreast" the day's vocabulary, and a genuine debate over whether "abreast" is one word or two.
Topic timeline
| Time | Topic |
|---|---|
| 1:19–7:00 | Pre-show chatter, Simple Farmer / Stonk Brokers, DeFi + NFT liquidity |
| 8:26–16:56 | Doom news: airdrops, Discord hangout, Trade Night, Bloodsayers 2.0 & The Void |
| 17:20–22:16 | Melted intro & the Relics V4-hooks protocol |
| 22:49–33:48 | Melted's backstory + sports cards / PSA grading drama |
| 33:48–48:00 | Robin Hood launches: Melted's launchpad, Hun/Nodes, Maul Riot, poodles |
| 48:43–59:49 | LSA mint, CardWall, Blockies, U Token, Wrigles |
| 59:49–1:03:09 | "Watch it go to zero" gag, Doom Labs, soundboard banter |
| 1:03:15–1:13:18 | HalfbloodNerd: DeFi/NFT mechanics + Stonk Brokers conviction |
| 1:15:43–1:19:16 | Curtis Gore, PandaPals 1/1, wrap & words of the day |
Notable quotes
Missing stonk brokers after being in the space daily for five years was like one of the most brutal feelings.
It's like using DeFi as the medium, you know, as a seed for the generative art.
These NFTs will be here after we're dead. It's different than most collectibles.
If I kept my stuff sealed, I would have been up... it's why I can't play poker. I'm a gambler.
That's our utility. You just get to watch it burn the token, and you can't do anything about it.
Word of the day, palindrome. If you don't know what it is, go look it up. It's a good word, it's a great word.
Who said what
- Doomsayers (host): Ran Doom news, walked through the Bloodsayers/Void mechanics, and led the Robin Hood project roundup; art-forward but genuinely curious about the DeFi tooling.
- Melted (@MeltedMindz): Guest builder behind Relics; a longtime card and Top Shot collector who values NFTs' permanence and frames his V4-hooks project as art-first, not DeFi-first.
- Crypfu (@thecrypfu): Co-host; talked Robin Hood trades and node holdings, dropped the "watch it go to zero" utility bit, then logged off for work.
- keRRy (@kerrymcook): Co-host and hype engine for Trade Night; led the soundboard roast and the words-of-the-day tangent.
- HalfbloodNerd (@halfbloodn3rd): Returning voice; teed up the clearest breakdown of Simple Farmer's AMM/6551 approach and DeFi-NFT liquidity for the DeFi-shy.
- Curtis Gore (@curtisgore): Dropped in from other communities, celebrated a fresh PandaPals 1/1 pull, and reminded folks base projects should support each other.
Worth a full listen
- 38:01–45:10 The Hun "less is more" discussion. A genuinely thoughtful, non-combative back-and-forth on artist-founders vs. community-manager-founders and how a quiet reputation actually protects a collection from backlash. The summary flattens the nuance.
- 1:03:29–1:13:18 HalfbloodNerd and the host patiently unpack the DeFi/NFT plumbing (AMMs, 6551 wallet-NFTs, tokenized stocks on Robin Hood) and then the "conviction" debate around a project running to 12 ETH and retracing. Good for anyone lost in the Robin Hood jargon.
- 59:49–1:03:09 The comic stretch: Crypfu's zero-utility collection, keRRy imagining J-Burn's blood pressure, and the whole room ganging up on the Twitter clap sample. Better heard than paraphrased.
