@Devolution_Monk@MacTuitui Have to stack them while I can!! The deals were just too good to pass up. Especially with the price of Bitcoin. Frontline is way undervalued.
Onchain Art on Bitcoin
Onchain collection provenance
Provable lineage for the life of Bitcoin
Parent/Child collections
@OnChainMonkey was the beginning of it all. Lead by example. !RISE
@elonmusk Since I donโt have a Tesla, can I just have an Optimus robot drive me everywhere in my vehicle? I promise to plug him into the cigarette lighter.
If Osura are teasing what I THINK theyโre teasing, then the Ordinals community might be about to have a collective AHAAAA moment! ๐
This would be HUGE for Art on Bitcoin! ๐ฅ
!RISE
Art on Bitcoin is remarkable. Wouldn't it be great if there were an explorer that surfaced it and let you explore the on-chain works, and see how they are interconnected?
Art on Bitcoin is remarkable. Wouldn't it be great if there were an explorer that surfaced it and let you explore the on-chain works, and see how they are interconnected?
@cryptomoko92 I wonder what itโll feel like Dec 21st when Goro dies and, thereโs no more dailyโs.
Will I check randomly looking for the new Goro out of habit? Like reaching for a cigarette a year after quitting smoking.
For now at least, we get to live with Goro, one transaction at a time.
CryptoGoros is a paramount collection. Moko explains the history and importance well in this thread. Please take the time to read and study the collection. I think youโll be happy you did. And grateful for finding such a historic Art collection. There are only a couple collections I would put in the same category of importance as CryptoGoros.
One of blockchainโs most important qualities is its permanence.
History cannot be rewritten on-chain. Records remain transparent, verifiable, and cumulative.
That is why I believe some of the most important blockchain-native works are not those that try to erase the past, but those that preserve it.
CryptoGoros is one such project.
Since July 1, 2021, artist @goroishihata has inscribed a self-portrait onto the blockchain every single day without interruption. As of today, that record spans 1,798 consecutive days.
These daily works function not only as self-portraits, but also as a record of the era in which they were created.
Across the collection are traces of NFT culture, crypto history, world events, AI, and GOROโs own lifeโfrom CryptoPunks, BAYC, Low Effort Punks, XCOPY, and Ordinals to Terra-LUNA, FTX, ChatGPT, the RussiaโUkraine war, CZโs departure as CEO of Binance, the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, and many other moments that would come to define an era.
Importantly, these references were not added retrospectively. They were created and recorded contemporaneously, day by day, as history unfolded.
Anyone can document history after the fact. What is rare is to preserve it in real time, without knowing which moments will later prove significant.
In an age where AI and digital media increasingly blur the line between documentation and fabrication, that function feels more important than ever.
What makes the project even more remarkable is that GORO has described it as the culmination of his lifeโs work as an oil painter.
CryptoGoros is designed to conclude at 2,000 works, with the final piece, DAY2000, expected on December 21, 2026.
GORO has repeatedly stated that CryptoGoros is a countdown that ends with both the completion of DAY2000 and the end of his own life.
I sincerely hope that never comes to pass.
Yet after 1,798 consecutive days of creation, it is difficult to dismiss those words as mere performance.
Whether one agrees with that sentiment or not, I cannot help but feel the presence of genuine conviction behind the work.
I believe CryptoGoros points toward a fundamentally different use of blockchainโone that extends far beyond ownership, speculation, or IP building.
It treats time itself as the medium.
And this is one example from its earliest days.
CryptoGoro Day 7 โ Traits: LEP.