The Weekly: Free Speech, Urinal Cakes, and a Wells Notice
- ETH continued to underperform this week as ETFs disappoint and L2s cannibalize — turns out that ETH bags are the real six-figure hell.
- Diewiththemostlikes announced limited edition urinal cakes via PROOF Collective – a very "on-brand" collab for PROOF's parent company and "Dookie-Dash" creator, Yuga Labs.
- Collectors began accumulating Jack Butcher's "Trademarks" nearly 10 months post-mint – has MoonCat been tweeting again or was this, dare I say, organic?
- Altcoin Daily mistakenly reported that Cardano's founder, Charles Hoskinson, had gone missing, only to later discover he was just on vacation – meanwhile, Cardano users remain MIA.
- Kayvon Tehranian, Founder of Rodeo, stated that we need to solve the core issue of people not caring about digital ownership – maybe we start by making people actually pay for things.
- Telegram CEO, Pavel Durov, was arrested in France this week resulting in cryptotwitter's seamless transition from Middle East experts to free speech activists.
- OpenSea was issued a Wells Notice for the alleged sale of unregistered securities, a move that puts many US based "founders" in legal uncertainty – might LA to UAE be the next bridge for Frank DeGods?
- Savvy entrepreneur Seedphrase avoids any such legal uncertainty by building off-chain – pushes boundaries with the release of innovative acid-washed t-shirts.
- AOTM celebrated the sale of Michael Kozlowski's mechanical generative artwork "Empath 01" – an exciting moment for all involved as neither VincentVanDough nor GigaChadPepe were required to bid.
- Brendan North released a new edition titled "Malibu's Most Wanted;" North describes the dynamic token as "4 photos and 1 crime story" – a story with a plot that looks straight out of Brazzers.
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