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Tomorrow, we’re spending the morning with @spencer from Orange Cap Games and Moonbirds
Catch us live with @OliverMaroney and @SteveKBark at 11AM EST.
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To celebrate the launch, select OpenSea Mobile users and participants in the HYPE and Kinetiq ecosystems are allowlisted for a free limited commemorative NFT. 👇
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Flower Type by @ronentanchum is live on OpenSea.
256 generative works where letters, numbers and punctuation become petals, stems, leaves and sky. Presented in collaboration with @artblocks_io and @glitchresidency .
Minting now! 👇
The garden is open 🌸
Flower Type is now minting on @opensea.
256 generative works, grown from letters, numbers and punctuation.
Presented as part of my participation in @glitchresidency, releasing with @artblocks_io and @opensea.
Mint link in the first reply ↓
Genesis spent three years as an experiment before anyone could collect it.
Written by Daniel Calderon Arenas (@DaCaldera) in 2017, the project helped test the idea behind Art Blocks: an artist writes a system, and each mint produces a unique work from its rules. When the platform launched on November 27, 2020, Genesis was ready for its first collectors.
Its visual language is simple: grids, gradients, lines, shapes, and color. The variety comes from how those elements meet. Across 512 works, collectors could discover different sides of the same system, finding compositions that spoke to them.
DCA later recalled how quickly it all happened. After years in “cold storage,” the project went from release to collected in a matter of hours.
That history is part of what draws us to Genesis #40. It carries an idea developed in 2017, realized in 2020, and kept alive by the people who continue to collect it. We’re happy to be part of that story.
People of the Sky” by @mendezmendez is live on OpenSea.
100% of mint funds go to @mayaspiritsnft supporting local families in Calakmul and preserving land deep into the Mayan jungle.
people of the sky
the first mint phase is now live on @opensea!
next phase at 4pm et
any remaining editions go on public at 5pm.
Mint here 👇
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@doodlifts is a Doodles community legend with entertaining crypto takes and a taste for early app tokens, unusual onchain experiments, and new DeFi protocols. He likes to take a chance before the crowd catches on, zero or hero.
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Joining OpenSea’s Flagship Collection…
Construction Token by @jeffgdavis, one of the three original, iconic projects that launched @artblocks_io.
More below 👇
Released in 2020, Construction Token by @jeffgdavis is one of the three original projects that launched @artblocks_io. It went live alongside Snowfro’s Chromie Squiggle and DCA’s Genesis, and those first projects started what became the defining platform for long-form generative art.
Davis is an abstract artist who has exhibited around the world. He also founded Davis Editions, a publisher of limited-edition prints made with leading contemporary artists. Construction Token brings that background in abstraction and printmaking onchain. Its 500 iterations each come from a single algorithm, so every output is unique but clearly part of one visual system.
Davis later played a central role at Art Blocks. His 2025 series, Drawings for a Monument, looked back at the chromatic identity of the platform’s early Curated projects. The work that started that path is Construction Token.
Adding Construction Token to the OpenSea Flagship Collection recognizes a foundational work of onchain generative art and the artist who helped build it from the start.
Welcome home, 472.




