A few samples of my work as Visual Effects Technical Director for Avatar, Harry Potter 5, 10,000 BC, The Day The Earth Stood Still, Ice Age 2, The Lovely Bones.
I created all the simulations for water, particles, volumetrics, rigid body dynamics, cloth, etc.
During my career I had the privilege of working on some of the top VFX studios in the world such as Weta Digital, Framestore, The Moving Picture Company, Blue Sky Studios and Cinesite.
#VFX #3D #AR #VR #film
@adiix_official Hey Adii, would love to connect. I happen to be a veteran of the VFX industry, but best of all I live in Isla Margarita Venezuela where the real estate boom is at full swing (thanks to the changes in government)
I would love to get into this tech and pioneer this service here
Wanted to celebrate the legendary Diamond fleece live burn with the entire @ChimpersHQ community and all guests at 3 pm today so bought 2 cool Chimpers just now to give away randomly to people that come watch !! IMO one of the best projects in Web3 history 🩵 See you later today !!!!!
@AdamWeitsman@BoredApeYC@mfigge I’ve tried so hard to get my first ape, still not able. Was hoping to get it with the OpenSea airdrop…
Good looking ape Adam. But your M1s are out of this world 😎
Zcash was the biggest coordinated exit pump of this cycle and nobody is calling it what it was.
- Delisted from Binance, OKX, Kraken and 20+ exchanges in 2023-2024 for “compliance”
- Price bled to $30. Everyone declared it dead
- Then suddenly every influencer on CT started shilling “privacy narrative” at the exact same time
- 1,200% pump in 3 months. From $30 to $600
- OKX relisted it at the top. The same exchange that delisted it months earlier
- Analysts were calling for $1,000+ while insiders were selling
- The entire development team at Electric Coin Company resigned in January 2026 over internal conflicts
- Now it’s bleeding back down and the same influencers who shilled it went silent
They got exchanges to relist at the top. And used your buy orders as their exit.
Refund by Opensea looks very funny when you open the fees earned chart
Red zone - no refund
Green zone - refund
Waves 1 and 2 were more profitable for Opensea, but they're not refunding fees for them
Be like @opensea
Early Success:
> founded in 2017 on the thesis of being “Amazon/eBay of NFTs”
> raise $2.1Mn based off this in 2019
> be early to catch the NFT boom in 2021
> raise more funds with 3 new rounds
> generate billions in monthly trading volume and earn 2.5% from it
> make as much as $2.7Bn trading volume in a day in 2022
> push your valuation to be as high as $13.3Bn in 2022
> make a bank from NFT projects and NFT buyers without giving them anything back
> be adamant on dropping a token and/or rewarding users in 2021-2023
> make no improvements in UX and UI because you don’t need to as you’re the only legitimate NFT marketplace out there
> be involved with insider trading scandal led by one of your ex-employees who’s now in jail
> have your database exploited which led to emails & identities of your users to be divulged
Competitive Era:
> have your feet swept from the ground with the arrival of Blur
> make no improvements on UX/UI to be more trader friendly similar to Blur despite users asking for it
> do nothing as Blur introduced airdrop seasons that incentivized farming NFTs via bidding, listing, and wash trades
> try to defend royalties for yourself and NFT projects by objecting to lowering platform fees to 0% and royalties to 0.5% similar to Blur
> find yourself eventually giving in and following Blur’s fees
> see yourself lose market leadership in NFTs to Blur in the height of farming season
> watch Magic Eden transition from being a Solana NFT marketplace to being a multi-chain marketplace
> see some top NFT projects like Yuga Labs partnering with Magic Eden instead because you didn’t defend royalties vs. Blur
> watch Blur burn NFTs to ground by farming NFTs to death and launching their token $BLUR, then their L2, Blast
> watch Magic Eden do the same formula as Blur by incentivizing trading volume as they launch their token, $ME
> still be adamant about launching your own token despite your major competitors doing it
OS2 Era:
> tease that you’ll finally drop a token, $SEA, as early as Feb 2025
> launch OS2 in 2025 to cater to multi-chain NFTs
> introduce token trading (aka memecoins and such) to also be tradable in OpenSea
> lower platform fees to 0.5% similar to Blur before
> improve UX and UI for traders by copying Blur’s UX and UI before
> introduce gamified rewards via Voyages XP
> announce that 50% of $SEA supply will go to the community and the way for them to get it is to stack XP via trading
> announce in Oct 2025 that $SEA TGE will be in Q1 2026
> continue farming your users for a year by having 6 waves for $SEA campaign
> make an online live event on Mar 30, 2026 and excite your followers about the next phase of OpenSea
> break the news that $SEA will be delayed beyond Q1 2026 even before the Mar 30 event to manage expectations
> offer refund of trading fees from waves 3-6 to deal with the user frustrations but only offer waves 3-6 because these are peanuts compared to waves 1-2
Be early.
Be complacent.
Be stubborn.
Be a copycat.
Be late.
Be delayed.
Be disappointing.
Be like OpenSea.
Magic Eden shut down their EVM marketplace yesterday.
But approvals don't disappear when platforms do.
Your NFTs and tokens are one compromised contract away from being drained.
So we added a Magic Eden label on https://t.co/MkINKOiX5N - to find and revoke them in seconds.
Nobody has any morals anymore. It’s all about max extracting without feeling a thing, because hiding behind Telegram and Twitter makes it easy to ignore the real pain you’re causing
You are all disgusting creatures
I genuinely feel sad that current 20 something's missed the era of $500 rent, $3 happy hour, 5 bags of groceries for under $100, multiple job offers immediately after applying, and going out to party without social media apps at your fingertips. IT WAS A TIME.