PPMan twisted our arm and made us do a POAP to commemorate the very first BAYC Bored Meeting in Discord on Saturday, February 17th 2024. Bored Meetings FTW!

Cap & Steve have hosted "Coffee with Captain" for over 569 consecutive weekdays, but had yet to host a Saturday morning show. That changed when Yuga Labs announced they were acquiring Proof and their entire ecosystem on Friday, February 16th, 2024. The following day, the Saturday Edition "Coffee with Captain" was launched with thousands of listeners tuning in and dozens of guest speakers, including team members from Proof and Yuga. The marathon show lasted over 4 hours and 20 minutes and is still going as this POAP is being created. Thank you for tuning in, sharing the Space and/or adding to the conversation in chat or on stage 🫡 We'd love to invite you to join us any (or every) weekday at 8AM EST

Anyone can share their hot takes on Discord and X, but the real ones know that it's all about quantitative data that can be measured and analyzed. Thanks for participating in the BAYC community survey. Your candid feedback will keep us up at night and help shape the future of the club.

Historical NFT Museum Series 4 - with NFT Historians Adam Mcbride and Jake Gallen talking Historical NFTs, Emblem Vault & Ordinals Jake Gallen is a Las Vegas entrepreneur, Podcast Host, Content Creator, and NFT Collector. Since graduating from UNLV in 2015 he has founded multiple business endeavors, spoke across dozens stages, appeared on over 50 podcasts, and has been involved in the crypto industry since early 2017. Jake uses his Youtube channel as a creative outlet to express his intellectual curiosity, network with like-minded individuals, and explore the creative economy. Adam A. McBride The original NFT archaeologist explores the past, present, and future of NFTs and blockchain technology with the individuals that have helped to shape the space. Adam Mcbride: 1. NFT's are currently focused on the art market. And how the majority of art has ZERO value. 2. NFT's are also compared to the sports card market - i.e. baseball cards - which may be true. But the baseball card market has had 100+ years to grow and develop allowing for proper price discovery. 3. The NFT market feels a lot like the dot com bubble. Where the entire world knew this was going to be the next big thing. But it still took more than a decade to figure out who the winners were in the space. And the majority of companies went out of business during that process.

Tuned in to one of Violetta Zironi's live music shows in the run-up to launch of "Another Life - From tape to blockchain", her second and largest PFP/Music NFT collection dropping February 14th 2023.