It’s hard to find great art in NFT marketplaces. Especially when you’re a new collector. Here’s how I’ve managed to find some hidden gems and discover great artwork on Tezos (XTZ). It started with learning to navigate Objkt — The marketplaces that aggregates all Tezos NFTs. Not only does Objkt…

A few weeks ago I wrote a Twitter thread on the deep discounts for art on the Tezos blockchain as compared to Ethereum. When I revisited the Tezos collection over this past weekend I saw those same pieces snatched up and most of the work is now listed in…

Check Out OM — A Decentralized Metaverse Created by Punk 6529 In mid-April, pseudonymous Web3 Influencer Punk 6529 announced his much anticipated project. He’s launching an open decentralized metaverse. Punk 6529 owns many rare and highly valued NFTs and has over 346,000 Twitter followers at the time of writing this. …

If you haven’t yet made the plunge into Web3 and are looking for a good entry point, I recommend giving the Tezos (XTZ) blockchain a shot. It’s where I settled in back in December 2021 and have seen many others do the same. Over time, I’ve come to appreciate the…

Ever find yourself looking for a place to hang and stumble into a wonderful hidden gem? Only later to discover that everyone you know has been going to this place for years? That’s what Glitch Art feels like for me. Over the past few months I’ve spent a lot of…

Originally published on The Voyage newsletter on April 7, 2022. Will the NFT Art World Mirror the Contemporary Art World? Contemporary art is intimidating. It’s driven by concept over aesthetics and the pricing doesn’t make any sense. How is a steel sculpture of a rabbit worth $91 million? …

Originally published on The Voyage newsletter on March 29, 2022. I began drafting this piece a few weeks ago. It’s amazing how fast things move in the Web3 space. There are some changes over this short-time worth noting that I won’t be going into details about. Recently OpenSea, the largest…

Originally published on The Voyage newsletter on March 1, 2022. I’m changing up the format of these pieces going forward. Instead of having a section of links and then a long-form essay, You’ll now receive 3 short sections of my observations and opinions on what I’m seeing. I’m also experimenting…

Originally published on The Voyage newsletter on January 26, 2022. Secure Yourself in Web3 I remember the first time I heard about cryptocurrency. It was 2013 and a coworker was buying some bitcoin. He had a crazed excitement about him. The wide-eyed look of a man possessed. He went on and on about bitcoin…