Hello friends 👋,

Before getting started, I just wanted to welcome the +2,000 members who joined over the past week.

Today’s email is a hidden gems edition, where I curate art, products, and content in the blockchain and art space. It usually goes on Sundays, but this past week has been heated with the release of the Academy by Blind Gallery — we’ll get back to the normal schedule next week.

Let's get into it...

In the rolling hills of Renaissance Italy, a cheeky and daring B00TL3GER had found a unique location to sell his fake N1k3 gear.

He had set up shop on a secluded hillside, where he had ingeniously repurposed an old C0C4-C0L4 vending machine, transforming it into a vending machine that alowed the purchasing of imitation footwear and rolled-up t-shirts.

STR4NGETHING is a pioneering AI artist who produces art inspired by the Mandela Effect —a situation in which a large mass of people believe that an event occurred when it did not.

He has received international acclaim across multiple publications, including COMPLEX, VOGUE, and HYPEBEAST.

This new book by entrepreneur and investor Chris Dixon details how blockchains will reshape the internet. In just a few weeks, it became a New York Times Bestseller.

Read this book to understand a compelling vision of where the internet should go and how to get there.

— Sam Altman, CEO, OpenAI

I just ordered a copy and feel like I’m super late.

Solana Mobile had a rough start, selling just a few phones in their initial launch. It all changed a few months ago when an airdrop to phone holders ignited a massive sale spree. The original Solana Phone goes for around $3000 on eBay these days, and Solana just announced their second edition.

The sale is going down in phases, starting now at $450. Shipping is set for 2025.

Last week, I shared a conversation with designer and generative artist Han. He shared how blockchain art changed his life, his generative art projects, and a novel system he is working on to have full control of blockchain mechanics.

International DJ and generative artist Agoria was invited to perform a set and exhibit his art at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.

Listen to Agoria’s story and our conversation in the podcast here.

Until next time,

- Kaloh

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