Builders Support Builders 🟦, hosted by @waldoforrealz, Sep 14, 2026.

• Waldo overslept the 1pm start, opened around 2, and spent the first minute threatening to rug his own Space out of spite for the audio gremlins.
• Avi (likely DubX) gave a build update: a ground-up layer-1 (~1.5M lines of code), the DubX token on Solana, a family-owned merch manufacturing arm (creators keep 80%), and a canned energy drink aimed at 7-Eleven/Walmart shelves.
• Panda announced that Panda Financial launched that morning — an automated Aerodrome liquidity-pool manager on Base with a keeper bot, sponsored rebalancing gas, and a whitelist he planned to drop the same day.
• A long, practical stretch on the content gap in crypto education: YouTube tutorials, Clipperoni clipping, and treating Spaces as a content reservoir.
• A serious PSA block on a repeat scammer ("Digital Outlook") DMing multiple people in the room with fake YouTube interview invites — and using Yucky Ducks branding on his flyer. Mrs. Yucky came up to confirm the impersonation and say it's happened to them before.
• Closed by handing the room over to Panda Pals Roundtable at 4:30pm EST, with a countdown that ended in "Oh, we're fucked."

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Lamp 80, hosted by @Rockchilld3, Sep 12, 2026.

• X booted the room mid-launch; Röcky had to start the Space from one device and run it from another, then restart the whole thing. Part 2 then ran for seven and a half hours without a break.
• WRX (likely Tin Hat Cat) publicly reversed a long-held position: after five days live on Robinhood Chain via the Ponds launch pad, he's no longer anti-launch-pad or anti-volume-bot, because creator fees change the math on whether a team ever has to sell its own tokens.
• That kicked off a roughly two-hour, genuinely educational breakdown of launch pad mechanics — Ape Store vs. Flaunch vs. Pump Fun — with Panda reading Flaunch's docs live and correcting the room on how it actually monetizes.
• Panda delivered the emotional centerpiece: a long "water the bamboo / lock the fuck in" monologue about showing up through a bear market.
• Weirdo came up, introduced himself properly for the first time, and told the room his whole life story — DJ company at 16, strip club DJ, family of ten, beard world championship coaching.
• A speaker called Waffle tested the room's decorum twice; Röcky removed him, gave him a second shot, and removed him again — reportedly only the second time in ten months he's had to raise his voice on a Space.
• The final hour wound down into metaphysics with Cook, who wandered in asking what the topic even was and stayed to argue that right and wrong are "a philosophical polarity in a human value system."

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Quirkie Connection w/ Papii and Sho 🔥, hosted by @AgogoKaren, Sep 11, 2026.

• A short, guest-focused Quirkie Connection: Sho's scheduled Space got eaten by X, Papii joined from the car en route to a haircut before a Portugal trip, and they skipped the music and went straight in.
• CryptoYesNo (@CryptoYesNo) gave a long, unusually candid walk through his NFT history — early BAYC mints, heavy losses, an ApeChain collection that peaked and faded, and Shade Haven, which he says underperformed largely on his own team's execution.
• He laid out the new project, Bored Trader (BTRD): a Stonkbroker-inspired burn-and-mint model built on Robinhood Chain, run in reverse order (burn prior collection NFTs → mint pass → free mint, token already live).
• Mechanics in detail: 5B token supply, 500k tokens pegged per NFT, 30% in Uniswap V4, LP tokens burned, free claims allocated to BAYC and Quirkies holders, and a wallet inside each NFT with 50% of all project fees routed to holder incentives permissionlessly.
• Papii committed to burning and participating, praised the design as "not cash grabby," and both hosts asked CryptoYesNo to run dedicated explainer Spaces — a "for dummies" version — since most of the Quirkie community are collectors and IP people, not DeFi natives.

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FLSoc Presents; "Fame Ladies on Top" Feat. Asia, Jilly & Flick Ep. 123, hosted by @FameLadySociety, Sep 8, 2026.

• The host (likely FameLadySociety) recapped NFT NYC — billboard artworks, several parties, and a lot of IRL networking.
• Flick (@0xFlick) ran a security-heavy AI news segment: subscription tokens (Claude/ChatGPT) are now prime hacking targets, and "protect your shit" was the through-line.
• Two big AI stories dominated: a gray-hat exploit that drained ~4,000 BTC from the Liquid/Blockstream protocol before returning most of it, and a math-proof race where OpenAI reportedly spawned 10,000 agents and ~$1M in compute to beat an Anthropic-linked researcher.
• A running thread on whether AI is a "nothing burger" or a 2030 doomsday — Flick landed on "definitely not a nothing burger," with big societal shifts likely later than 2030.
• Hardware sticker shock: Apple's M5 Studio starting north of $11K, plus GPUs/memory getting pricier thanks to AI demand.
• Fame housekeeping: new marketplace features (shareable art pages, a market-cap calculator) and a deep dive on how thick Fame's locked liquidity is.

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Onchain Media Community Roundtable 🎙️, hosted by @RachelCreates, Sep 2, 2026.

• A largely reflective, cross-chain roundtable built around recaps of the Solana Summer House event in LA — the throughline all afternoon was "IRL beats the timeline" and "chain maximalism is over."
• Peoples (Pierre, @PeoplesMarket24) and Cory (@cryptofan_boy15) recounted meeting in person for the first time after years online; both got choked up more than once.
• Rob Banks (@RobBanks_OG) teased big Stash news at the next day's Stash House event and shared his journey of becoming a crypto developer at 53.
• Robinhood's tokenized-stocks-paired-with-meme-coins meta drove the biggest technical segment, with Chris, OneEyedWillie (@WilliamPordobel), Panda (@PandaPals__) and Doji (@TheDojiETH) weighing the Howey-test and SEC risks.
• Rachel revealed her rebrand from "Rachel on Chain" to Rachel Creates (leaning back into her creator/art roots and new AI/robotics work) and an upcoming move to Florida.
• Housekeeping: Token Forge's Forge Fridays returns, Rachel heads to San Diego to meet Senators Padilla and Schiff with Stand with Crypto, and the team plugged its 1,000-member Telegram throughout.

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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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PANDAPALS LOUNGE: FRIDAY EDITION 🐼, hosted by @PandaPals__, Aug 28, 2026.

• A deliberately unpromoted Friday "lounge" that ran 5+ hours across two rooms, drifting from cop-story banter and an ice-cream debate into a genuinely useful DeFi teach-in and market read.
• Panda gave PandaPals updates: liquidity locked until 2028 (the much-memed "$10 of liquidity"), a goal to merge the two websites next week, and to ship the app in September.
• A long, practical DeFi block with Waldo, Doji, Billabong, Rocky and Joseph: launchpads (Ape Store, Flaunch, pump.fun), bonding curves, LP bin ranges, and Doji's home-token + Aave tax-loop design.
• Base talk got specific — the B20 enterprise token standard vs Robinhood's ERC20 tokenized stocks, and Base forking off the OP stack — with Joseph offering a contrarian Bitcoin/Cardano (UTXO) thesis.
• Billabong's read: maybe a small pump then a long grind sideways ("feels like a bear because it runs so long," but technically isn't), a wrapped-BTC LP strategy, ETF inflows crossing the 200-day, and Arthur Hayes' compute/"flop" token pitch.
• Plenty of heart and humor: Panda hosting mid-gym-spot-set until his phone died, Carrie's smoky-bacon-donut ice cream, Five bonding over Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Curtis's Suno love song for his wife (plus a Suno ode to beans).

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Forge Fridays 🎙️❤️‍🔥🙌, hosted by @RachelCreates, Aug 28, 2026.

• The debut of Forge Fridays, a new recurring show from On-Chain Media in collaboration with Token Forge (the $PBTC / Pepe Bitcoin launchpad on Base), set up by community manager Kitty.
• Founder/dev Sebastian walked through the whole product: origin story, the move to Base, quick-launch vs. advanced launch modes, presale types, anti-dump wallet protection, staking, the $COAL deflationary token, and a merch storefront on the roadmap.
• Rachel dropped some IRL alpha: she'll be making content with Stand With Crypto at the LA Solana event and visiting a senator's office to advocate for the Clarity Act.
• A running theme: cross-community pollination across Base, Solana, and Avalanche — no chain maxis allowed.
• Van Ho announced she'll be MCing the Avalanche Summit, introducing headline speakers like Kevin O'Leary.
• A 50 USDC giveaway ran throughout; the show closes as a bi-weekly, with a full livestream walkthrough planned next.

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Touch Base $WIFB, hosted by @WIFBonBase, Aug 25, 2026.

• Kitty (ThatOneKitty) came for honest feedback on the $WIFB Bow Ambassador program — a tiered rewards system ($5–$30/month) built around a points scheme she'd worked out with ChatGPT.
• The room's near-unanimous verdict: scrap the visible "points." Burger, keRRy, Waldo and Röcky all shared scar tissue from point systems that never paid out.
• Concrete alternatives offered: reward with NFTs (teaches patience, floor holds), or a soul-bound / unpaired "useless" token minted via banker bot as a hidden scoreboard, then pay out manually in USDC/ETH.
• Strong consensus on one thing: don't give away your own project token — you'll just be forced to buy back dumps.
• A long, very off-script Pokémon tangent (Space Pikachu, ditto, and Nintendo's lawyers) hijacked the middle of the Space.
• Late arrival "Kip" (likely Capstiller) pitched tokenizing each fragrance product on Zora as a customer-loyalty/data play for Kitty's real-world perfume business.

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A @BASE SPACE 🟦, hosted by @waldoforrealz, Aug 25, 2026.

• A sprawling, sleep-deprived "base space" that doubled as a builders' hangout — part community pep rally, part memecoin strategy session, part group comedy improv about ducks, teeth, and Dolly Parton.
• Wagby's new cat token (day three of trading) anchored the first hour: Waldo laid out a full memecoin lifecycle playbook, while Wagby and Toasty framed the whole thing around the mantra "we all gotta build it."
• Real project updates landed too: Waldo's "Ben" NFT collection, Panda's Pals ecosystem overhaul, Doji's HOME token, and WeeOnChain's deep technical breakdown of Uniswap V4 hooks.
• The back half turned into a genuine discussion on tokenized stocks (do degens actually want equities?), iris scanning, surveillance, privacy, and life in China.
• Housekeeping refrain all day: reshare the room, drop comments, bookmark — "rookie numbers" otherwise.

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we’re so back, hosted by @QuigleyNFT, Aug 21, 2026.

• A no-agenda Friday pop-up Space from Quigley, opening with the announcement that matters most: he shaved his head, and therefore the market is back. "We're so back" = we're back to bald.
• The Pantheon founder gave an extended breakdown of "creator indexes" — a vault attached to a creator coin that drips real token distributions to holders — and explained why he thinks it fixes the broken incentives of first-gen creator coins.
• A candid retelling of the Ansem episode: he found Pantheon, they built his vault, then he launched a competing "first on-chain index" instead — framed as "no crying in the casino."
• Kevin from Dimes gave a rare, lengthy walkthrough of Dimes as "a launch pad for founders, not tokens," rooted in 25 years of building in the SF Bay Area.
• Port introduced Port 66 (on-chain luxury marketplace with on-chain passports and agentic payments) and a Sunday key-drop mint on Base.
• Running threads throughout: a barbecue crypto tour, On-Chain Summit likely returning next year, and a real desire to bring "toxic optimism" back to Base.

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humans in the loop, hosted by @QuigleyNFT, Aug 19, 2026.

• A weekly open-mic Space for people building with agents (and the humans keeping them in the loop). No agenda, ETH pumping, everyone in a good mood.
• Anthony Francis (@Anthony_Francis) was supposed to unveil the Pantheon "index" project but couldn't get his mic to work on any of three devices, so Quigley teased it and promised a follow-up Space.
• Sibyl Labs (tulips) announced a Base + Virtuals-sponsored hackathon: $10k USDC prize pool, 120 signups in 48 hours, starts Sept 1, judged on real PMF with multipliers for partner tools.
• A long, genuinely deep EVM-vs-SVM segment: Branch laid out his "kill escrow" / principal-account thesis for agentic commerce; tulips probed it from the Ethereum side. Warm, technical, no egos.
• Dan showed off "recap" (recapspaces.com), a tool that transcribes and summarizes Spaces using on-board Mac hardware plus emoji-reaction heuristics — built after he missed a Space.
• Quigley previewed his own agent-NFT project (ERC-6551 wallets + skills/memory), Brandon covered Gendor's Bitcoin liquidity hub, and Koji dug into stablecoins, X402 vs Stripe/tempo. Plenty of Jersey-vs-Midwest food diplomacy throughout.

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Re:Envisioning Web3 | Cut Through The Noise, hosted by @Lysss302, Aug 19, 2026.

• The theme was "cutting through the noise" — how to tune out timeline PvP, grave-dancing, and rage-bait, and put that energy into building instead. Jed opened genuinely annoyed at the salty reactions to Robinhood / Stonk Brokers and set the tone.
• Akin (@AkinSawyerr) delivered the market centerpiece: quantitative easing has restarted (Treasury repurchasing its own debt), which — combined with the Clarity Act and new SEC rules — he reads as confirmation the bull market is on. He tied it to a long DeFi-Summer-to-NFT-utility thesis and why he's bullish on Robinhood as the venue bringing RWAs on-chain.
• Woof previewed his 100th Space (Monday) and dropped the room's rallying line: "build more than you bitch."
• LT3 × Fugs "Hug Pillow" drop confirmed for tomorrow 11am EST — only 165, first-come-first-serve, gamified with surprise NFT/prize inserts. A companion "Pillow Talk" Space was set for 5pm EST.
• Geist (@Geist254) announced his Revolution respace returning at 4pm EST with a TCG guest who reportedly turned ~$10k of Lorcana boxes into an "impossible" pull.
• Jed offered to back small 1/1 artist collections (~50–200 pieces, low mint) tied to the regens, in support of 1/1 artists having a tough stretch.

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Weekly Doom: The Void soon, hosted by @DoomsayersNFT, Aug 18, 2026.

• 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?"

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LT3 #103 - Authenticity, hosted by @SHGFees, Aug 16, 2026.

• Super opened the "authenticity" space by authentically venting: he'd spent the day losing a fight with Shopify's built-in AI over one tiny checkout font issue. Jaahshua and Bored Osaka talked him off the ledge with the fix — hook Shopify up to Claude via connectors.
• A Fugs × LT3 collab is being teased: a date and details post tomorrow, plus animated creatives they're hoping go viral.
• The topic proper landed on shaping your "authentic" response vs. reacting on impulse — with Bored Osaka's throughline that you don't owe a reply to people who are just hurting.
• A long, funny PFP-vibes tangent: are bored apes serious, are LT3s "sad," are mutants ugly, and was Goblin Town authentic or the most inorganic pump ever.
• Papii (Poppy) delivered an unplanned masterclass on NFT loans — USDC over ETH, sane LTVs, why quirky loans almost never default while GVC racked up 300+ defaults.
• Everyone agreed to do a dedicated loans/background space after the NYC meetup, which is ~two weeks out (a ballgame Sunday, then "New Cork City" Monday).

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open house - crypto | ai | defi | prediction | games | memes | nfts, hosted by @QuigleyNFT, Aug 13, 2026.

• Quigley ran this as an experiment — a daytime "open house" with no fixed topic, just builders from any chain welcome to hop up and share what they're cooking.
• Robinhood's ~45-day-old chain dominated the early hours; Quigley framed it as an echo of early Base and argued the space is too tribal — "we're still so early".
• Miles Bradley walked through his launch pad's fairness mechanics and a unique ecosystem-token flywheel where each new launch accrues the native token and thickens liquidity for everything before it.
• Edaminoh pitched "collectives" — launching a token and a self-funded DAO at the same block, with a "garden council" veto to stop whale takeovers (a nod to the Bank DAO drain).
• Justin shared Driven's momentum ahead of a SEMA Vegas show — tokenized cars, boost smart cards, and a Paul Walker Ferrari selling shares on-chain.
• Sean Brennan and MetaCaptain got into agents-improving-agents: benchmarks becoming "more art than science," and multi-agent workflows catching each other's mistakes.

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humans in the loop, hosted by @QuigleyNFT, Aug 12, 2026.

• A loose, builder-to-builder night about agents: memory management, personas, X402 payments, smart wallets, and reputation scoring — no formal agenda, "seven G's in the room" and a good conversation.
• Quigley shared his ongoing (frustrating) experiment getting an agent to generate NFT layers — the dev/code side is easy, the actual art is "a two-year-old with crayons."
• Tradingtulips previewed an open-source "Persona Project" studying how planted memories, backstory, and identity change agent behavior, using his production agent Sybil as the case study.
• Branch walked through his Dexter smart wallet, an "obligations"/Tab credit scheme, and his X402Gle site — where he estimates ~90% of X402 volume is wash.
• Consensus that agentic finance needs guardrails on all sides: agent-level software gates, wallet-level two-sided permissions, and reputation scoring — the "swiss cheese" model.
• A hackathon (pinned during the space) and Coinbase/Base support were touched on; the night closed on the dream of the first X402-ordered pizza.

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FLSoc Presents; "Fame Ladies on Top" Feat. Asia, Jilly & Flick Ep. 120, hosted by @FameLadySociety, Aug 11, 2026.

• Asia opened with a design-and-AI news roundup: clients feeding draft designs into AI (and the contract clauses now springing up to stop it), Simon Wickert's anti-surveillance "digital camouflage" textiles, Higgsfield's Soul 2.0 model, and Adobe acquiring Topaz Labs.
• Flick announced the Fame Marketplace is live — buy, sell, and stake Fame Society NFTs, with a fame router that also lets you pay in USDC or ETH, and 50% of marketplace fees paid to depositors.
• Previously unavailable revealed pieces (including a coveted "pink ballet") are now purchasable at 1,050,000 FAME, with more art dropping straight to the marketplace rather than via auction.
• Crypto update: the Clarity Act got shelved before recess, and the BIP-110 Bitcoin fork fizzled — leaving Luke Jr. and allies to spin up their own fork coin.
• Flick walked through the contentious Ethereum EIP-8363 staking-yield proposal and its downstream effects on solo stakers and DeFi.
• AI corner: XAI's GrocBot, Meta's Muse Code/Muse Spark going open-weight, and Google's leadership shakeup plus the indefinite delay of Gemini 3.5 Pro.

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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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Re:Envisioning Web3 🚨This isn’t a meta, this is the evolution of NFTs, hosted by @jed_131, Aug 7, 2026.

• The room framed the current on-chain moment — Robinhood-chain activations, StockBrokers, Anvil, mining/RNG games — as the evolution of NFTs rather than a passing meta: sustainable, drip-fed loyalty rewards instead of dumping the whole bag up front.
• SimpleFarmer laid out his thesis: NFTs need real financial correlation to what a team builds, and StockBrokers is really a distribution play graduating into an infrastructure layer (he called it a "decentralized Y Combinator" for on-chain projects).
• Uncle Mac shared his "small cup" philosophy — take small wins and recycle liquidity so the protocol can actually live — and talked Derp, entropy/RNG as a product for Robinhood chain.
• The recurring theme: education is the hard part. Price action grabs attention; getting people to actually read or watch is the real bottleneck. Several builders (Money Miller, Zubic, UnrealApe) offered fixes.
• A parade of builders shared what they're shipping: reidonft's goat card-battle game, Big Rug's atomic NFT swap, Money Miller's learning-modules-to-mint idea, UnrealApe's Panel House comic engine and Catbound mushroom IP, CryptoBulliez's Pixel Piles.
• Warm closing stretch on integrity, community, and not fading builders — plus event/IRL plans through September and the DeStefano's steakhouse tie-in for regen holders.

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humans in the loop //, hosted by @QuigleyNFT, Aug 5, 2026.

• An unplanned, no-guest-list "open house" that turned into a long, candid group therapy session about Base — where the support goes, where it doesn't, and whether a Base token is real.
• Recurring theme from the builders: Base (and most chains) don't use their own products, over-support insider/nepotism launches, and let value flow to attention instead of to actual work.
• Everyone's token got flattened in the summer liquidity exodus (~90%+ drawdowns) despite growing usage — sparking a good discussion on tying token value to real product utility.
• Deep agent-building segment: memory frameworks (homegrown vs. enterprise), a "Sybil Sovereign" agent-persona/skill-marketplace project, evolutionary loops + robotics, and research suggesting AGI comes from the environment, not bigger models.
• Woods pitched Intuition (a Base-settled L3 decentralized knowledge graph, integrating Cred); Dagnum walked through Constellation's "digital evidence" and its US Air Force origin story.
• Quigley closed with his Helixa/multipass work and a pitch for reviving NFTs as agent identities (8004 binding, the 721T standard).

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FLSoc Presents; "Fame Ladies on Top" Feat. Asia, Jilly & Flick Ep. 119, hosted by @FameLadySociety, Aug 4, 2026.

• Asia ran the week's AI-and-art rundown: Midjourney V8.2, ChatGPT vs. Claude for image + text gen, and an Artsy survey finding only ~9% of galleries treat AI art as a legit medium while ~60% say artists use it for ideation/rendering.
• Flick previewed a nearly-finished Fame Society marketplace — immutable, tied to existing FAME contracts, with fee-sharing for anyone who stakes a Fame Lady NFT into it, plus one-wallet swapping between FAME, USDC and ETH.
• Flick walked through the Cold Card wallet disaster: a firmware bug crippled the random seed generator, letting attackers drain nearly 600 BTC from self-custody users who "did everything right."
• New "AI Red Team Bitcoin" is now spending ~$10k/day on Chinese open-weight models to scan Bitcoin's codebase for more bugs — because US labs refused the security work.
• New models discussed: MiniMax H3 (video+audio, but its license excludes the US/EU/UK/South Korea) and a 24-hour Google Earth × nano banana 2 experiment that got pulled.
• Community close: the vault is at 106 Ladies (goal 200), Jeremy donated 5 more, and OG artist Nex donated his "fired up" music token to the vault.

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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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FLSoc Presents; "Fame Ladies on Top" Feat. Asia, Jilly & Flick Ep. 118, hosted by @FameLadySociety, Jul 28, 2026.

• A relaxed news-roundup episode: Asia ran the headlines, Flick handled the deep technical color, and Jilly brought the opinions (and the community pride).
• Big AI thread: Sam Altman talking up "pacing" AI, a US frontier model that allegedly hacked its way into Hugging Face to steal benchmark answers, and Nvidia/OpenAI's proposed 10-gigawatt Ohio data center.,,
• A 1,100-employee "pace the frontier" petition sparked Flick's open-source pitch — he argued closed, government-and-lab-only AI does more harm than open weights.,
• Crypto corner: Michael Saylor's opposition to BIP 110 (and covenants), a new nine-firm Bitcoin security consortium, and a long, enthusiastic look at Ethereum's privacy-focused roadmap.,,
• Community highlight of the night: Fame Lady artist Blue's song "Come My Way" was picked up for a Revlon spot — a callback to her Bootsy Collins collab that raised money for anti-trafficking.
• The Clarity Act looks stalled this session, tangled up in ethics restrictions and Senate floor time.

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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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Gallery Meets Media - Ep. 2 - What Comes Next After Starting?, hosted by @peanutt, Jul 21, 2026.

• Weekly "Gallery Meets Media" show, episode two, themed on what it takes to build for the long term after you've taken the first step.
• News rundown up top: Jesse stepping back from Base app leadership (handing reins to Colby), the MetaMask/Consensys third-party security scare, and D_Gods teasing a "DBay" marketplace.
• The core conversation kept returning to one idea — sustainability comes from real revenue, honest self-assessment, and the people behind a project, not hype or token emissions.
• Isaac (World Mobile), WISE, and Froggy anchored the "show me the revenue" side; Momville, Hulkito, Waldo, and Peoples anchored the "it's about the people and showing up" side.
• Raven reframed longevity as personal sustainability and crypto's missing "education pillar"; K Max closed with a mental-health reminder for burned-out builders.
• Two giveaway winners drawn (PT003 and Kobos), and Waldo capped the night by literally singing the outro.

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World Mobile | $WMTx | The Highest Revenue DePIN? 👀, hosted by @RachelCreates, Jul 9, 2026.

• The weekly World Mobile show focused on the newly refreshed $WMTX utility dashboard, which breaks down network rewards, token stats, the telecom economy, and buybacks ("acquisitions"), updating roughly every five minutes.
• The recurring theme was revenue over token price: World Mobile pays air node operators in local fiat/stablecoins rather than tokens, which the room agreed is a major advantage in a bear market.
• Rachel announced she's been approved for a media pass to Rare Evo 2026 and will attend in person; World Mobile is a headline sponsor and much of the team will be there.
• Christian Rees confirmed new World Mobile merch is live — pre-order now, since bulk quantities won't be on hand at Rare Evo (fulfillment ~12–14 days).
• WISE shared that his group owns roughly a third of the network, has ~$3M in equipment deployed, and has paid out over $200K to date — and pitches it to fund managers as "telecom infrastructure with a revenue model" rather than "crypto."
• Rachel cited a pinned stat: World Mobile did $1.49M revenue in Feb 2026 at ~4.7% of the combined market cap of seven comparable Solana DePINs.

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humans in the loop // wen liquidity, hosted by @QuigleyNFT, Jul 8, 2026.

• MetaCaptain (@Meta_Captain_) revealed he's partnering with Bloctronics to ship a "factory farm" liquidity-provisioning product — automated LP, fee collection and balancing through an LLM, launching on Base in the next week or so.
• He also teased Dark Mesh, his local-model inference provider network, plus an open-source agent memory package ("remem") meant to run in tandem with an agent's existing memory before switching over.
• PMFI (@pmfi_cc) — a.k.a. Georgie, joining from Spain near 3 a.m. — walked through PMFI, a DeFi capital layer for prediction markets: an arbitrage vault (now ~18% APY via Robin Markets/yearn), an x402 data endpoint, and an options-based lending experiment "Opilant".
• The room's honest feedback to PMFI: prediction markets are a crowded space, trust/auditing is the bottleneck, and getting the data on-chain (or back-testable) is the path forward.
• Cashper (@NotRealCashper) dropped in preaching "Base season" over Solana summer, admitted buying his first Robin Hood-chain meme (Cash Cat), and set the host up for a running Robin Hood drinking-game bit.
• Quigley closed with a long soapbox on Helixa's "multipass" — a passport that ties together an agent's scattered identity fragments (8004, DID, socials, agent NFTs) — plus a hint at an L3 partnership on Base around trust and reputation.

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FLSoc Presents; "Fame Ladies on Top" Feat. Asia, Jilly & Flick Ep. 115, hosted by @FameLadySociety, Jul 7, 2026.

• No outro music this week — Asia (@byasiaminor) opened with a rapid AI news roundup, Flick (@0xFlick) handled crypto, and Jilly (@JillyRappaport) closed with a Fame Society announcement.
• Meta launched a new AI image generator called "Muse" out of its Superintelligence Lab, rolling into Instagram/Facebook; Asia's verdict on Instagram's existing AI: "it absolutely sucks."
• Anthropic's overtightened guardrails (on the model referred to as "Mythos"/"Fable 5") are blocking innocuous prompts and frustrating developers; several companies (Microsoft, Uber) are reportedly pulling back from Anthropic/OpenAI toward in-house models.
• Flick walked through a wave of DAO drains — a ~$20M Bonk DAO drain via a single valid proposal, ENS DAO handing ~$350M to ENS Labs — and openly noted the Fame DAO itself was moved to a multisig.
• OpenAI's GPT-5.6 (variants "Sol," "Terra," "Luna") is rumored for Thursday, allegedly gated by talks with the Trump administration reportedly seeking a ~5% stake.
• Biggest Fame news: to mark Fame's 2-year and the Fame Ladies' 5-year anniversary, they'll auction a Coolhurst-made replica of the #1 Fame Lady — all proceeds, including 1M FAME in liquidity, going to anti-trafficking org The Exodus Road. Auction starts ~July 12, running three days.

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PANDAPALS LOUNGE: FRIDAY EDITION, hosted by @PandaPals__, Jul 3, 2026.

• The room opened worried about a missing regular, "Waldo," who'd gone dark for days after some alarming posts; friends had been DMing him with no reply, and the conversation slid into a genuine talk about men's mental health.
• That got heated: WAGBi/XYZ speculated Waldo may have been "Baker Acted" in Florida, and Toasty — already in a foul mood at a disappointing campsite — pushed back hard on speculating about a friend in public.
• The back half was pure Panda Pals lounge: minting NFTs live, swapping traits, and a running "who's gonna get the Glizzy panda" bit.
• Intern brought liquidity-pool "alpha" (an automated bin-manager tied to Dclaw/D Labs); the room ran him through a scam-safety gauntlet, and XYZ revealed he'd already been rugged by a fake Panda Pals clone site.
• Halloween/Billa served as the technical and macro wingman all night — Mercury-retrograde theories, a website-consolidation masterclass, and a long riff on stablecoins, Solana narrative, and AI-agentic trading eating the charts.
• Wound down into Fourth of July plans, homemade banana bread, and Panda quietly dozing off around hour four.

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Builder Burnout / Community Happy Hour, hosted by @BasedBusterCoin, Jul 3, 2026.

• This week's "Builder Burnout" was explicitly a Friday happy-hour vibe (no set topic) heading into the July 4th weekend — lots of fireworks stories, motorsports, and community shout-outs.
• The Driven team is running an F1 watch party for the whole race weekend, streamed inside the app via a new integration of Slava's "base rooms," plus a $25 USDC + buster-token pick'em game (picks close Saturday morning).
• Clipper Crew campaign #3 (a 2-week clipping campaign) is live, and Monday's call will feature "million bit" demoing his Clipperoni clipping app, with a plan to offer participants pro access.
• Zaal shared how Slava and O'Hara helped bootstrap his Wave Wars stats app — a standout community moment.
• Chris (The DeFi Professor) gave a detailed, notably bearish read on the CLARITY Act's chances, citing recess timing, midterms, and ethics/optics headwinds.
• Rachel flagged she's a Stand With Crypto ambassador and shared a thread/tool for contacting senators on CLARITY. [53:xx]

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Aspects Of A Good NFT Collection, hosted by @SHGFees, Jul 1, 2026.

• An impromptu, pop-up Space (host was mid-road-trip) turned into a loose, well-attended chat that drifted from "what makes a good collection" into a long, sharp debate about whether L2s are worth it for NFTs.
• Consensus on the art question: it's deeply personal — the piece has to resonate, and a bad founder or team can actually make you enjoy the art less.
• Souls (@solsweb3) is migrating Kabu from Abstract back to Ethereum; the room celebrated (and playfully "fudded") the move, with a dedicated follow-up Space announced for the next morning.
• Zubic (@zubic_eth) argued most L2s have no reason to exist for NFT collecting without a "killer app," a view largely echoed by Souls, Maha and The NFT Archive.
• Counterpoint from Alex Lee (@AlexLee_NFT): L2s (his team uses ApeChain) solve real speed problems for games and hiding crypto rails, so a hybrid Ethereum/L2 build can work.
• Maha (@Maaaaahhhaaaaa) launched a new "flywheel" reward mechanic in the Frankie's hub (season 3), framed as part of a "new age" of rewarding holders for activity rather than floor-chasing.

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FLSoc Presents; "Fame Ladies on Top" Feat. Asia, Jilly & Flick Ep. 114, hosted by @FameLadySociety, Jun 30, 2026.

• Asia opened with the "AI boomerang effect" — companies that laid off staff for AI are quietly rehiring them (Ford, financial/e-commerce customer service), her thesis being that "we lead AI, AI does not lead us."
• Flick broke down a live governance crisis: ENS Labs is moving to pull all funds out of the ENS DAO — effectively a real-time "DAO raid" — and has stacked votes to dissolve the Security Council.
• New stablecoin OpenUSD (OUSD) launched today with a massive backer list (Stripe, BlackRock, Google, Visa, Mastercard, Coinbase, Solana, etc.), pressuring Circle/USDC.
• Long segment on the BIP 110 "anti-ordinal" Bitcoin fork (targeted for ~Aug 8), why Flick thinks it's misguided, and the censorship-vs-permissionless debate it raises.
• Flick announced his AI-agent game is live at thehouse.game, playable end-to-end from ChatGPT/Claude/Grok/Codex.
• Hardware/AI news: OpenAI + Broadcom's "jalapeno" inference chip, and Anthropic's new Claude Science workbench. Plus a teased Fame Lady Society 2-year / 5-year anniversary on July 12.

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humans in the loop | x402 | Agentic NFTs | 8004 |, hosted by @QuigleyNFT, Jun 24, 2026.

• The bulk of the talk was a deep dive into agent NFTs — tying AI-agent identity (ERC-8004) to existing NFT collections — led by Prem/premm.eth (@nxt3d).
• Prem walked through his stack: Adapter 8004 (binds a collection NFT to an 8004 identity so they trade as one), ERC-8041 (verifiable fixed-supply collections), ERC-8048 / "721T" (put 8004-style metadata directly into a 721 via three reserved keys), and DAPPA.ai, a currently-free launchpad for binding and hosting agent NFTs.
• CodinCowboy (@CodinCowboy) announced OpenC (OpenSea) is about to launch a dedicated homepage for the tool registry ERC, showing tools, volumes, and which agents call them; OpenC already indexes bound events and shows the 8004 identity on NFT pages.
• Tool access can be gated via x402 pay-per-call or on-chain token/NFT ownership checks — agents read chain state to see if they qualify.
• Hosting agent NFTs at scale: Prem uses stateless worker agents on Hetzner spun up per MCP call rather than one VPS per NFT; security (prompt injection, capped spend) is the main unsolved risk.
• Big deferred question for next week: what happens to identity, memories, and tools when you sell an agent NFT.

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