Matt
Web3 builder & systems thinker
Small NFT experiments & digital art
Film photography → woodblock-style reinterpretations
Building slowly → Blockchain Charms
I’m building a tiny NFT experiment called Blockchain Charms
They’re “good luck charms” that live in your wallet.
No utility. No roadmap. No hype.
Just a playful way to explore:
• on-chain identity
• symbolism & meaning
• why people keep things in wallets at all
@photonisdead Which is a stronger call to action, 'You can create anything you imagine' or 'You can build anything you dream'? Or.....maybe they are restating the same thing, I don't know, just my initial feeling on it. You're completely correct, though!
@mistor I think it's going to be the Year of the Builder, and that's exciting! The winners are going to be the projects with meaning and longevity behind them.
@jim_samon As Not-ZZ-Top told Bart, 'Eh, maybe a little'. I'm playing with notions of what people find valuable and why, and what we want to keep around in our wallets, and why. I'm not sure that's particularly deep but that's what I'm looking to explore. It's early days.
I don't know how many times i've started an Art piece and just though, nope it's just not it.
I like that @CodeXero_xyz doesn’t ask you to commit to a masterpiece.
You start messy, ship something small, tweak it, break it, fix it.
Apps go live on Sei in minutes, not weeks.
Feels less like engineering and more like thinking out loud onchain.
So like my art, if it's not right, start again
@Bstract_Art@CodeXero_xyz This. This speaks to me (especially the part about breaking it, which I do...) The ability to build slowly and iterate as you learn. Going to have to check this out for my next project.
@imho_nft@evokein I like the 'moving from experiment to infrastructure' premise, but I feel like crypto has a major UX problem to overcome before it really gets mainstream infrastructure acceptance.
@cometwtf I almost bought it, until I realized: How'd you take the picture?? ("You're a very clever young man, but it's [phone cameras] all the way down")