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24 Hours of Art gives definite big dick energy.
🖼️ 24 HOURS OF ART 📊 January 7, 2026
📶 Signal From Noise
‘From Noise’ by @tylerxhobbs sells out for $583,000 USD total with @solos_gallery.
The generative series of 12 + 1 AP sees 11 accompanying UV pigment prints claimed (included in the sales figure).
The collection was first displayed at @ArtBasel Zero 10, and interestingly, 7 of the artworks are acquired by new collectors.
Via @leyla_solos | SOLOS & Verse:
“Our space is small, and tight on liquidity. Basel was eye opening to us - there’s endless money beyond our space, and it now feels apparent that’s where most of our future revenue lies (in the short term at least). More than half the works sold to non-NFT buyers, and we’re already working with some of them on new acquisitions.”
Silkscreen print-set ‘Translated Gestures’ by Tyler Hobbs remains open, with 4 sets (/30) of 6 prints remaining available at $6,000 USD each. This release closes Thursday, January 8th at 1:00pm ET.
🪟 Pictured: 24 Hour Highlights
- 'From Noise 1' by Tyler Hobbs
- 'Chromie Squiggle #5952' by @ArtOnBlockchain, collected by @MooncatTEN via @gondixyz
- 'From Noise 12' by Tyler Hobbs
- 'Arcus #26 - Arise' by @RikOostenbroek, collected by @FamilyDogecoin
- 'Gazers #129' by @MattKaneArtist, collected by @FrankieQuigs
- 'Death At The Pump' by @bananakin
- 'FREEDOM TO CONNECT' by @BaliArtRes with The Memes by @punk6529
- 'blue milkman drinking from the clouds' by @alyssastevens_
MoonCat #10 - Andy retweeted
Not my usual style to post half naked photos, but what the hell... 🤣
Also 49, no AI, no photoshop, pure human labor.
I encourage people to compete on health, not wealth rankings or lambos.
More health, more family = true wealth, and happiness.
If you are rocking a PFP under $3,000,000 plz don't @ me or share your opinion on my wall. I don't care what you have to say. Reality is you need to Work harder, move out of your moms basement, stack eth/sol. buy a few real PFP then share your opinion.
Participant 9 sold for 38.88Ξ
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MoonCat #10 - Andy retweeted
The @XCOPYART @dune dashboard is back, 100% self-contained & updated through 2026! 🚀
Huge love and gratitude to @0x_catherine for building the foundation we’ve all relied on for years.
The original stalled post-EMPIRE THINGS and broke in late Dec due to a SQL integer overflow. I’ve rebuilt the pipeline from scratch, patched the bugs, and brought all drops up to date:
• 🩸 LAWS_INNIT, POSH DOG SHIT..., CAGE-0 (FRESH HELL complete)
• 🥗 COPE SALADA [Shape network live indexed]
• 🫧 bubble(s) [Base] & 👑 SERFIE [1/1]
• 📊 Audited all 89 visualizations & fixed chart x-axis errors
🔗 Live now: dune.com/grifterdmac/xcopy
Big thanks to @dune for promo credits to help get this rebuilt! Ongoing refreshes will rely more on the tip jar in the header.
If Catherine ever wants to take the reins back or collaborate, more than happy to hand it over!
Bug reports & ideas: grifterdmac.featurebase.app/
MoonCat #10 - Andy retweeted
I need 9,000 engagements so please retweet this or look at it or something
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER
MoonCat #10 - Andy retweeted
We would add generative art and of course Squiggles.
Everyone is focused on the floor, but that's only part of the story. We speak to Museums constantly every month and the interest for this new medium of art is unprecedented.
What's happening in the background is arguably more important: institutional adoption, museum acquisitions, physical applications, and a growing base of long-term collectors.
On-chain generative art isn't following the same timeline as traditional art. It's compressing decades of cultural adoption into just a few years.
Squiggles are less than 6 years old, yet they're already held by 12 museums worldwide, including MoMA and LACMA, and continue to onboard 100s of new collectors at a pace that's virtually unheard of in the traditional art world.
If this trajectory continues, the market may be dramatically underpricing where on-chain generative art can be a decade from now.
The adoption curve is the thesis.
This reinforces my belief that the window for making generational money on crypto is over.
What we've seen in the last 5 years is that 99% of the presumed use cases of crypto are proven false. NFT, metaverse, dePIN, socialfi, gamefi, DAOs, all dead.
ENS and POAP are the two projects that I used to think make the most sense: they leverage the unique capability of blockchain that is provable ownership. Now they are dead too.
The only two use cases of crypto that survived are gambling (perps, memecoins, prediction markets) and stablecoin payment. For both of these, big Wall St. institutions have moved in, leaving little room for startups.
































