HNFT Museum - Historical NFT Series #1 - Punycodes Punycodes - May 10, 2011 [Namecoin] @Punycodes2011 HNFT Museum is a proud collaborator and partner with Punycodes and interviewing the first series on 23/01/2023 with Punycodes to explore and capture their history and story within the NFT historical timeline. Punycodes ("Punys") are considered by many to be the first art NFTs. They are a community curated collection of texts, symbols, emojis, and ASCII art minted as on-chain domain names on the Namecoin blockchain starting in 2011. Punycodes illustrate the innate human desire to leverage blockchain technologies to create and own pieces of art. All Punycodes are represented by their distinguishing "xn--" prefix. They employ special encoding to convert Unicode characters to ASCII, a subset style representation that requires a decoder to see the contained art. There is also a separate Punycodes collection found on the Emercoin blockchain (a fork of Namecoin blockchain) with a similar technical and artistic pattern of Namecoin Punycodes. The Twitter rediscovery happened in mid January 2022 and these assets were quickly claimed in a fair manner. [6] This has ensured a healthy holder distribution for Punycodes and resulted in a significant number of collectors holding them. Punycodes DAO expresses its respect for artists and creators, and wants to recognize original Punycodes creators for the true pioneers they are.

The MoonCatPop project launched in 2021 as a highly-carbonated way to celebrate our favorite MoonCats, with some great looking virtual sodas. This POAP celebrates the early adopters of that project; any address that held a Can or Vending machine at the end of the 2021 calendar year is eligible for this POAP.

The MoonCatRescue project was "rediscovered" in March of 2021, and throughout the calendar year of 2021 the community grew and celebrated this wonderful project! This POAP is awarded to anyone who held a MoonCat NFT at the end of the 2021 calendar year.

To commemorate the first anniversary of MoonCats returning from a long slumber, this origami-inspired POAP is the paper pleasing gift MoonCats have been clamouring for.