Sup Regens — Quick 15 (that became 31) from the Driver's Seat

Host: Jed (@jed_131) with co-host Woof (@WoofArmyXX) · Mon, Aug 10 2026 · 31:56 · ~5 speakers

TL;DR

• Jed threw up an impromptu Space from his car because he was "missing all the fun in the chat" while Regens floor was ripping — it crossed 0.1 ETH during the session [7:03].
• The big theme: the mysterious "0.1 mental barrier," and why getting over 0.1 and holding is harder than the climb from 0.1 to 0.5 [7:19][11:43].
• Jed walked through Unvault's cross-chain mechanics — one asset, eight chains, 69 cents to hop between them — as a tool for visibility and holder rewards [5:00][6:20].
• Long comparison of Anvil rewards/APR: low on cheap-floor projects because they're volume-driven, and Regens had to self-fund liquidity (~$33K + 200 Regens) rather than launch off Anvil [2:07][22:35].
• A recurring gospel: conviction and loyalty over "sell your legacy collections to buy new shit" [27:31].
• Thanos closed with a tactical note — Regens' token has instant Coinbase DEX access, so this is the moment to stimulate volume with Simple Farmer [30:12].

Highlights

[0:50] Jed opens from the highway — He admits he's doing the whole Space because he can't stand watching the chat pop off without him: "I almost crashed twice... I'm missing what's going on in the chat. It's not fair, man." A 15-minute drive-time filler that ran to 32.

[2:07] The Anvil/APR reality check — Responding to Thanos complaining about Anvil APR, Jed explains rewards track price action and volume, so a 0.03 project trading one ETH a week won't generate much. He notes Regens didn't get to launch off Anvil — they put in ~$33K of their own money plus 200 Regens to fund the pool.

[5:00] The Unvault pitch — Jed lays out the mechanics: one provenance contract, eight chains, and a flat 69-cent cost to move a Regen between them. Send your Regen to Solana and list on Tensor, or to Robinhood "because Robinhood's hot now."

[7:19] The 0.1 mental barrier — Jed's central observation: there's an inexplicable psychological wall at 0.1 ETH. "I don't know what it is... once you get over point one and hold and start trending up into that 0.15, you start attracting new people" — the holders of multiple penguins who won't even look below 0.1.

[8:45] The XLK PFP story — In a rolling shout-out to the community, Jed tells how his laser-eyed Regen PFP came from XLK, his number-one holder: "I won't sell it to you, but I'll give it to you." Getting it for free is what made it feel meant to be. (Someone notes they were after that same one — "you snuck up and got it.")

[11:03] Papii arrives with the Iverson bit — Called up as "Poppy," Papii's first words: "Talking about me? You talk about practice? Practice." Then, warmly: "I'm glad we're having a space. What a day. Love to see it."

[11:43] Two founders, two different games — Papii (Quirkies) and Jed compare notes: Quirkies sitting at one ETH is "a whole different slew of commitment financially... you're playing a different game than me right now, so I'm happy I'm not you." The room's affection for both was audible.

[15:54] Does cross-chain kill the "migrate to ETH" plan? — Jed's genuine question: his internal price target was 0.1, then announce a move to ETH for a second push. But if Unvault lets any asset trade on eight chains for 69 cents, is there still a reason to migrate? Papii probes whether it burns-and-mints or vaults the original — Jed defers the technical answer to Aaron later.

[27:31] Loyalty over shiny objects — The emotional core: "Sell your legacy collections to buy new shit — that's it, let's call it like it is... have some fucking loyalty and shit will pay off. Conviction pays off." Papii adds that stability is undervalued too, and recounts watching someone's play drop to ~40% of value in 30 minutes.

[30:12] Thanos' parting tactical tip — MainNetThanos points out Regens' token has instant Coinbase DEX access via existing liquidity, so now — at 0.1 with Anvil getting attention — is the time to stimulate token action alongside Simple Farmer. Jed notes he already seeded an Aerodrome LP for exactly this.

Topic timeline

Notable quotes

"I'm just doing this because I'm missing all the fun. You guys are having all the fun in the chat." — Jed [0:50]

"There's some kind of mental barrier of getting over like point one... once you get over it and hold, you start attracting new people." — Jed [7:19]

"You're playing a different game than me right now, so I'm happy I'm not you right now — but we'll be there eventually." — Papii [13:35]

"For 69 cents they can bring their NFT over to a different chain." — Papii, on Unvault [16:28]

"Sell your legacy collections to buy new shit — let's just call it like it is. Have some loyalty and shit will pay off." — Jed [27:31]

"The one thing Simple Farmer would always say is with the token, you guys have instant access to Coinbase DEX." — MainNetThanos [30:12]

Who said what

• Jed (@jed_131), host — driving and narrating; the session's center of gravity. Champion of Anvil/Unvault as tools, the 0.1 milestone, self-funded liquidity, and loyalty-over-hype. Doing all of it one-handed on the highway.
• Woof (@WoofArmyXX), co-host — kept the pulse on floor price ("0.10... flying off the shelves all morning") and cheered the community-first ethos.
• Papii (@RealPapii) — Quirkies founder; the sparring partner who made the one-ETH-tier comparison land, pressed on Unvault mechanics, and preached stability and gambling only with gambling money. Opened with the Allen Iverson "practice" bit.
• MainNetThanos.eth (@Maximill15) — closed with the practical token/liquidity play via Coinbase DEX and Simple Farmer; "always in a good mood."

Worth a full listen

• [14:07]–[19:22] — The Unvault mechanics exchange between Jed and Papii is the meatiest stretch: cross-chain trading, the migrate-to-ETH dilemma, burn-vs-vault questions, and why Solana visibility might be the real appeal. Summary can't capture the back-and-forth of two founders reasoning it out live.
• [24:26]–[29:35] — The "build the engine before the IP" philosophy plus the loyalty/conviction riff, including the Pepe-era regret that traders never brought their winnings back to NFTs. The most values-driven part of the talk.
• [8:45]–[10:52] — The community roll-call, warts and all, anchored by the XLK PFP gift story — the human texture of why this room shows up.