Swept some Wonky Stonks.
I will make them into a blue chip OG generative art collection this bull market.
Well, I already think they are lol, but I believe everyone else will recognize it too.
I still believe in NFTs and digital art.
Fun fact: I created the Wonky Stonks as a free mint in 2021 and only minted the one free stonk like everyone else did at the time.
Since then I've purchased 450 more and given away 200 to the community.
You can see my history on the chart.
Still building and stacking and will continue to as long as I'm around.
New @Ledgart_io added to the bag ๐
Who doesn't love a green chart ๐น
@CryptoKaleo has been putting in some work into this project ๐ค
The chart ๐ is the art ๐จ
A huge gap in the NFT space is lack of decent charting for collections.
There are a few sites out there that *have* charts, but the UI/UX is terrible across the board - and none of them compare to the industry standard.
As the founder of Wonky Stonks, which is literally chart art, I thought it would be the perfect fit to fill that gap and make a free tool for anyone to use.
Still refining a few things and adding some more features, but should be ready for y'all to use soon.
Will start with a list of top collections and add more as there's more demand.
Let me know what you want to see added in the comments โฌ๏ธ
Make NFTs great again.
Youโre not bullish enough on ETH NFTs.
Theyโre basically option calls on the culture of the underlying chain with no expiration date.
Historical generative art collections like Wonky Stonks simply increase their provenance with time.
Billions of people on the planet. Millions on CT. Only 8,736 Wonky Stonks.
I dropped the Wonky Stonks as a stealth launch free mint to capture the essence of crypto culture with something that wasnโt just another pfp project.
I could have raised millions - but I wanted to give back and organically create a community around the art from the ground up in a fair manner.
There were projects that did raise millions from the same time period that are dead and gone.
Iโve stuck with them because I believe in the art and the community that formed around them.
I donโt quit something like this when I start it.
Iโll continue to work until the stonks are universally recognized as a top project.