Apelist is an exclusive community for BAYC, Cryptopunks, MAYC, BAKC and Meebits holders. As a token of our appreciation for the support you have shown us, we will be rewarding members once they have collected 12 different POAPs.

This POAP is a token of appreciation for listening to the ZenDaily Twitter Spaces. Keep collecting them cause we never know what the future holds for us 🔮

This POAP is a token of appreciation for listening to the ZenDaily Twitter Spaces. Keep collecting them, cause we never know what the future holds for us 🔮

dropping another POAP snack to our community members who join us in our weekly dinner party twitter spaces wednesday, february 1st at 1pm pt

a cheese board to commemorate time spent with the community in a twitter spaces led by jeremy fall. wednesday, january 25th, 2023 https://twitter.com/i/spaces/1MnGnpnLWvwxO?s=20

This is a test drop for Daily Dosers to test new POAP captcha game

Hanging out with Ryan Carson and the rest of the dosers on the daily Twitter Space! Artist: https://twitter.com/pukerrainbrow

This POAP show you were involved with Larva Lads during our first year on the blockchain! 100% On-Chain, 100% CC0

This POAP is for the Nxt Museum community who encountered ‘Nu Radio World Tour’ by Oseanworld; a kaleidoscopic wall-to-floor immersive installation, filled with challenges calling on you to play. The work is shown in Nxt Museum’s exhibition ‘UFO - Unidentified Fluid Other’, curated by Bogomir Doringer. Transcend with technology and be inspired by space vastness, fast pace annihilate the unnecessary this, is your fucking cosmic party ~ From exhibition poem, by Julia-Beth Harris

This POAP is for the Nxt Museum community who encountered ‘Foreign Nature’ (2022) – a 270-degree immersive installation employing mathematical fractals – by Julius Horsthuis. The work is shown in Nxt Museum’s exhibition ‘UFO - Unidentified Fluid Other’, curated by Bogomir Doringer. “As consciousness spans across different times You could be everything, everywhere across multiple lives” ~ From exhibition poem ‘Infinity’ by Julia-Beth Harris.