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A Memes submission & ad for 6529 + fun collab w/ my friend @0xzar_
1. All ETH proceeds from card used to test if we can generate signups through X & TikTok, gather data
2. BTS on the ad
3. Working "vertical native" version for Tiktok
4. Consider voting!
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Conservation, happening right in front of you!
Now, across different galleries at The Met, you may spot our conservators caring for the art through meticulous documentation and conservation treatment, offering a rare glimpse into a process that usually happens behind the scenes.
Keep an eye out on your next visit: met.org/406HlIr
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Ravel’s Boléro, but this time, the entire piece is performed on a single cello
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Dancing and loving in the kitchen. Valencia, Spain, 1952. Photo by Elliott Erwitt
A little known image of photographer Robert Frank and his wife Mary, shot a few years before he published his seminal book, The Americans.
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Caravaggio’s Saint Catherine of Alexandria (1598) might be Rome’s most scandalous portrait.
The model was Fillide Melandroni, a famous Roman courtesan. Caravaggio painted her while she was repeatedly arrested for street brawls. He put her face on a holy martyr. And he knew people would recognise her.
Cardinal Francesco Maria del Monte bought it for his private rooms. The church hierarchy entertained guests under the portrait of a known prostitute.
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Gustav Klimt, On Lake Attersee, 1900
Klimt spent his first summer at this Austrian lake in 1900.
Away from Vienna, he could take a break from commissions and paint what he wanted. No gold. Just nature and the freedom to experiment.
Did Klimt paint some of his best work when he was painting for himself?
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“I don’t ever give up. I’d have to be dead or completely incapacitated.”
— Elon Musk
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Great testimonial by Ikertje about 6529. Come join us there and see for yourself too.
My personal experience in the 6529 ecosystem has been positive, since I joined in July 2025. I entered to inspect the ecosystem a bit reluctantly and was pretty surprised, tbh.
Found a place less toxic than X, where I daily chat with other artists, sometimes about art, sometimes about life. Very mIRC vibes from 1999, for the older people here :)
I created my own chat room where I can share my art in a more laser-focused manner than on X. It allows for discussion and why not, a mini fan base of collectors joining: exposure, what every artist needs.
I have never felt used as an artist, as the income I got from becoming a meme artist I could have never made on SR (who can sell a 1/1 at 3 eth? not me), even getting 85% vs 50% split, math doesn’t lie. The platform gave me exposure to new collectors and interesting conversations that happened after my meme card mint, which almost never got on X. I found genuine interest towards me.
Is it a perfect ecosystem? No. Nothing in life is. But the ideas and movements happening daily there are more sexy and driving than the key warriors on X. I found a lot of passion for decentralisation, networks, and future states. It has a geek component I connect to, and other geeks expose me to new tech, which even feeds or inspires me professionally.
I never thought I could aspire to become a meme artist, as I am not very popular, but my art was seen, valued and collectively voted (again, to my big surprise!), while I am/was buried by the algo on X.
Some of the questioning might be understandable, but very often the questioning comes from outsiders that they didn’t do enough deep dive to have an objective experience before judging. Get in, observe, decide, raise the hand, provoke changes!
I professionally work as a design researcher. I fall in love with the right problems, to find the right solutions. That drove my curiosity to join 6529, and I prefer to build from the inside than criticise from the outside. Who doesn’t, at the end of the day?
Hope to build bridges with this post, as nothing is white or black in life.
Be curious.
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1/ On Squiggle #6529
I would like to explain why we are excited about “buying a Squiggle”
While Squiggles are, in fact, sweet, the exciting part is that every part of this process happened in a decentralized manner.
2/ @aRegularDad proposed a Meme Card to fund a Squiggle acquisition.
81 profiles participated in the Main Stage vote and voted with TDH to mint this as a Meme Card
The card won. 77 paid editions were minted, providing 2.51 ETH for the acquisition.
3/ @cheesebiz and @bankons helped scout and connected @squiggleDAO . SquiggleDAO suggested trying to acquire Squiggle 6529
The price was 3.01 ETH, so @MadaCollects who had been following the discussion, chipped in another 0.5 ETH to the pool (respect!)
4/ The seller wanted to stay anonymous, preserve the provenance (no intermediary transfers) and keep their vault secure.
Ultimately, the seller trusted SquiggleDAO and 6529 network and sent the Squiggle directly to the 6529 Network Museum before receiving payment.
5/ Reminder: What is the 6529 network museum? It is a SAFE vault organized by TDH, owned by the network, a cultural asset, NFTs go in, but ~they do not go out.
It is the network-native concept of a national public museum
6/ Finally, one more step to replace the temporary art on the card with something appropriate for the long-term. Well, another TDH vote of course.
@ricardotakamura won with THE VAULT, a long-exposure light painting made at Casa NUA in Brazil.
7/ So to recap:
- Decentralized network mints a meme card to buy a squiggle
- Decentralized network picks which squiggle to buy
- Decentralized network updates the art
- Decentralized network permanent home for the squiggle
8/ What was my contribution to any step of this project?
Nothing at all. I was not involved at all in any way.
I had a vague awareness that it was happening, but was not following any of the details, let alone helping.
9/ Now, some of you are thinking “ok, fine, that is cute, the NFT nerds are collecting NFTs again”
Maybe.
Or maybe collecting NFTs is a generalizable proof of concept, and there is no actual limit to this primitive.
We will see soon enough.
10/ Thank you to all who organized, the voters and everyone who minted.
Great job by all.
A beautiful piece from @Sirmee_kay with a bit of a twist on the vanitas style, where the skull on the table is bleeding.
Surrounded by beautiful flowers with thorns that create a wreath around the skull, against a beautifully lit background.
Also kind of looks like this skull might have been a vampire at some point, according to its teeth!
Really beautiful work, MeeKay ser.
SOMBERNESS
Even in oblivion, sorrow finds a way to bloom
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Reserve auction started @TransientLabs
🔗 transient.xyz/nfts/ethereum/…
The origin of this gorgeous piece!
xitter.cf/sirmee_kay/status/1565…
I did this art to Show my progress as an artist on the space from drawing with pencils to drawing digitally
5 years of difference… it hasn’t been easy but I’m happy with the growth I’ve made
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saturday in marfa i’m debuting the worldʼs first piano that paints:
you put on a stethoscope, your heartbeat fills the room, i answer with polyrhythms on piano, and a brush paints our duet in ink for you to take home.
saint george hall, 11–3, one at a time, free (rsvp for @artblocks_io weekend: luma.com/abmw2026)
press release: ericpan.org/pr/a-piano-that-…
thank you ben griffin + josephine pia wild, couldn’t have done it without you 💌
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One thing that makes The Memes special is that it combines art w/ capturing bits of internet culture in the form of NFTs.
Kudos to @bookofbee for ensuring we mark the remarkable work of @0xQuit. Card 564 is still minting and all artist funds will be donated directly to 0xQuit!
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The Memes by 6529 | Linus’s Law | 2025
@0xCuttlefish, @aRegularDad and @grok,
328 editions
“Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow.”
A 14-year-old bug in PHP, found by AI this year.
Linus’s Law says enough eyeballs make every bug shallow. AI just added millions of eyeballs.
Open source gets safer from here.
Effective Immediately, all organizations using PHP for their systems are advised to be prepared for an update addressing two critical vulnerabilities. PHP is widely used for web applications. These vulnerabilities often provide a direct path to the server's file system or database. If an immediate update is not feasible, it is recommend that organizations take the system offline until it can be fully mitigated. NSA will follow up shortly with more specific guidance.
1/ Deep dive on Rosaline @lensonskin, a nude fine art photographer, former engineer, and incredibly talented (and flexible!) artist.
1. How she started in photography
2. Yoga's role in her self portraits
3. How she started in web3
4. Inspiration and tools
5. Where to connect!
11/ Where to connect more with Rosaline?
1. Web (and book!): rosaline.club/book-2/
2. X: @lensonskin
3. 6529: 6529.io/rosaline
