Weekly Doom: The Void soon

Host: Doomsayers (@DoomsayersNFT) · Tue, Aug 18 2026 · 1:20:08 · 6 speakers

TL;DR

• Doomsayers ran their weekly rundown solo-ish (co-founder J-Bird out for two weeks), covering meme/record airdrops, tomorrow's Discord hangout, and Thursday's cross-community Trade Night co-hosted by decapitation.
• Bloodsayers 2.0 mint closes Friday; the 666-piece Bloodsayers collection drops on Ethereum in October, gated by a burn event — "The Void" — starting September 1 (one Doomsayer + one Bloodberry Sauce 2.0 = one guaranteed Bloodsayer).
• Guest builder Melted introduced Relics, a Uniswap V4-hooks art protocol where each piece has immutable DNA but its art is continuously marked by on-chain activity — pitched as an "art-blocks-style" launchpad for generative artists.
• Long, warm survey of the Robin Hood-chain moment: Simple Farmer's Stonk Brokers run, Hun's incoming Nodes-holder drop, Maul Riot's Big Pepe Corp, CardWall, Blockies, and the DeFi-meets-NFT liquidity thesis.
• Plenty of banter: Crypfu's "watch it go to zero" utility gag, a group takedown of Twitter's soundboard, and abreast/palindrome as words of the day.
• Curtis Gore stopped by having just pulled a 1/1 red panda from PandaPals. Next week: Tuesday 12pm EST, plus the host's Stay Based space Thursday on "how many collections can one founder hold?"

Highlights

[8:26] 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.

[11:14] 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."

[14:01] 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.

[17:20] 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.

[38:01–45:10] 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.

[59:49] 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."

[1:00:17] 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."

[1:16:37] 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).

[1:18:50] 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

Notable quotes

• "Missing stonk brokers after being in the space daily for five years was like one of the most brutal feelings." — Melted [3:12]
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• "It's like using DeFi as the medium, you know, as a seed for the generative art." — Melted [21:07]
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• "These NFTs will be here after we're dead. It's different than most collectibles." — Melted [25:01]
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• "If I kept my stuff sealed, I would have been up... it's why I can't play poker. I'm a gambler." — Melted [33:48]
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• "That's our utility. You just get to watch it burn the token, and you can't do anything about it." — Crypfu [59:49]
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• "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." — keRRy [1:18:50]
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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.