NFTs, hosted by @lokithebird, Aug 30, 2026.

• The room broke down the Blockies raffle mint, where roughly $64M in ETH showed up (figures cited ranged as high as $160M) — a historic mint, though the crew noted the floor hasn't met the hype yet.
• Aaron Haber confirmed the Unvault marketplace is fully built but still holding launch until the final security audit clears — everything's ready except pressing the button.
• Serc detailed the next steps for Normies: a pixel market launching first, a stonk-brokers partnership with SimpleFarmer, staying on Ethereum, and a tiered holder revenue share (50% of NFT royalties + 50% pixel-market fees).
• SimpleFarmer and Serc teased "agentic NFTs 2.0" — genuinely autonomous agents that launch tokens, talk in a social network, and feed prediction markets — plus SimpleFarmer's Leverage Machine (decentralized options, "leverage without liquidations").
• A big macro thread on RWAs and Robinhood chain framed tokenized stocks as a new permanent "genre," not a trend.
• NFT NYC week previews closed the show — Mutant's 5-year party, Argonauts selling out, and the OpenSea/Pudgy Collector Park with V Friends and Gary V.

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NFTs, hosted by @lokithebird, Aug 16, 2026.

• The recurring debate: is the Robin Hood NFT surge "just another meme-coin meta," or is real infrastructure being built? The room landed firmly on "tools, not toys."
• Simple Farmer's stonk-brokers model (NFTs tied to a token) and Aaron Haber's Unvault (compliant royalties + omnichain) were the two builds everyone kept circling back to.
• Consensus that "NFT" is too broad a word now — art/collectibles, utility PFPs, licenses, tickets and on-chain IDs shouldn't be lumped together.
• Cap made the case of the day: legacy brands don't need airdrops or a new chain, they need to get back to experimentation and giving holders things to do.
• Persona's team appears to have gone dark, with rumors of a quiet sale.
• Warm, funny room throughout — the Warren/Warner "merged into one entity" bit, Papii's 75-year-old neighbor, and Loki reminding everyone this is a one-hour show all landed.

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NFTs, hosted by @lokithebird, Aug 9, 2026.

• With LoKi out sick, proof and Makaveli ran the weekly show, which turned into a long, upbeat deep-dive on Simple Farmer's "Anvil"/Stonk Brokers infrastructure and why NFTs feel alive again.
• Core thesis: Anvil mints tie an NFT directly to a standard ERC-20, so the token can list on DEXs and centralized exchanges, giving JPEGs deep, real liquidity and turning floor-price PvP into a collaborative, LP-paired PvE.
• Simple Farmer previewed a big week — two to four "special projects," including an NFT mint that runs entirely through the Anvil AMM (all NFTs go into the pool; you buy the token to withdraw the NFT), plus a bonding-curve launchpad and a coming V-DEX.
• Ernest Lee detailed Unvault: cross-chain mints to eight chains at once, per-collection AMMs, the "divid" royalty-redistribution tech (which Stonk Brokers already uses), and a Genesis Bugs mint using token-bound 6551 rewards.
• Recurring theme from Justin, Achilles and others: this echoes the experimental spirit of "the first 21 days" of NFTs and finally aligns financial gain with long-term holding — investment-club energy rather than dump-on-normies mechanics.
• A somber note ran through the room: a project (heard as "Merryman") rugged and hurt community member Warner; speakers rallied around him and used it to argue for founder voice-doxxing as a vetting norm.

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NFTs, hosted by @lokithebird, Aug 2, 2026.

• The room's throughline: NFTs aren't dead, they're "decoupling from crypto" — the collectors live in the real world, and the winning play is community + IP + real-world reach.
• SimpleFarmer joined to explain Stonk Brokers, an NFT fractionalized into a clean ERC-20 so it can trade like a token and list on exchanges by proxy — with the whole flywheel pointed back at holders. Much of the early cope came from hosts who admittedly faded it.
• A "Whale" post ("no reason to buy legacy IP NFTs while Stonk Brokers prints") became the day's debate prompt — and got answered with community, credibility, and IP-reach arguments rather than fireworks.
• Papii previewed his NFT NYC event (Aug 31, Brooklyn rooftop bar, Bored Ape Club as first announced sponsor) and made an extended case for PFP IP as real-world entertainment.
• NFTs Everyday broke down the Panini × Moonbirds collab (sold out in 7 minutes) as the physical/digital merge; Benny Del Mundo announced an OpenSea charity mint feeding his Climeta nature treasury.
• James Hall made a first-ever appearance to plant a flag on interoperability.

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NFTs, hosted by @lokithebird, Jul 26, 2026.

• Creeps has new owners. Robert (@rbrtmb) and team acquired the brand via SiriSync, brought original artist Cychrome back, and have Adam Weitsman backing it with cinematic hype videos. No token yet, community trust rebuild in progress.
• FWA ("fake world assets") was the week's obsession — a gacha-style protocol where you stake NFTs backed by ETH and spin to win. Atari and Callum broke down the mechanics; most of the room found it fun but risk-heavy.
• Anon launched a stablecoin NFT on the Stable chain (a 404 pixel-dino concept inspired by the Tether CEO meme), built with a dev in under 24 hours.
• OpenSea's mobile app got genuine praise — its transaction-gated social feed ("no more LARPers") sparked talk of a possible airdrop and even a "new Twitter."
• The through-line thesis: NFTs now need a gamified/DeFi mechanic to get noticed (Unipeg, Stonk Brokers, Wolf Game, FWA), argued by Anon and Maha; Warren offered the counterweight — don't sleep on one-of-one art and provenance.
• IRL plans: Adam Weitsman's Marfa house party and a multi-city community dinner tour (Austin this weekend).

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NFTs, hosted by @lokithebird, Jul 19, 2026.

• Cab (Claynosaurz) walked through the collection landing on Amazon Prime Video — three short episodes now, longer-form content in the pipeline, with Amazon sharing viewership stats back to the team.
• Adam Weitsman joined the show fresh off being named to the Yuga Labs board of directors (his first week), and teased that Otherside "could really blow people away soon."
• A recurring theme: bridging physical and digital collectibles. Adam floated a founders'-fest exhibit piggybacking on Fanatics Fest; the room rallied around reframing NFT NYC as a "Digicon" for collectors.
• Steve Starobinsky, head of partnerships at Pudgy Penguins, gave a retail masterclass — Polly & Pengu impulse plushies hit Target that day, plus the Kaka Wow / Suplay entertainment-card deal for Asia (including a Luca one-of-one).
• A substantive debate on projects buying their own floors — Papii and Cab urged caution about "falsifying demand" and draining treasuries.
• Community was the emotional through-line: Chesus, Big Rugg, and Shills all argued the friendships and IRL meetups matter more than floor price.

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