👀 Someone just placed 128 offers on @OriginalBlokyz at 0.065 WETH. 128 offers. One bidder. Around 8.32 ETH sitting on the table. Someone looks pretty serious about accumulating Blokyz with conviction. 🤖 We’ve become used to people in this space having zero patience. They want everything immediately: a candle today, an announcement tomorrow. But very often, the most interesting moments are exactly when it looks like nothing is happening. This is the calm. And during the calm, patient collectors accumulate. Blokyz has a team full of Web3 veterans, including people like @Tma_420 and @lokithebird, and it feels like they’re simply preparing the ground before showing everything they’ve been building. The latest Townhall gave us plenty of clues about what’s coming: → The Blokyz Collector Portal, turning both NFTs and physical collectibles into a real collector journey with sets, points, badges and rewards. → The Blokyz Phygital Platform to buy, authenticate and trade physical collectibles. → Winter Drop + collaborations with major artists. → More physical Blokyz connected to communities/projects including CoinGecko, Arbitrum, CyberKongz, Brett, Turbo, Ponke and many others. → Major IP development through lore, world building and comics, with illustrators from the Marvel/DC world being onboarded. → A major Web2 partnership in development with one of the largest games in the world, with roughly 50M monthly active users. → IRL events and additional perks for holders and whales. Most importantly, @OriginalBlokyz is trying to become much more than another NFT collection: a real designer collectible IP living both onchain and in the physical world. Today we also saw NFT buys within the Top 100. Meanwhile, somebody is sitting there with 128 bids on the floor. Coincidence? Maybe. I only know one thing: don’t sleep during the calm. These are exactly the moments worth paying attention to. 👀🤖 The storm hasn’t started yet. 🌪️

full beginner guide to Deed Season by @onchainheroes if u learn to clear all 10 floors, getting wl for the @YieldFields_RH Deeds mint is easy. read this and consider the spot yours first thing: get a pass. basic $5, vip $10 playmog.xyz/?ref=XK2FKD2V my tips, learn them and u'll be ahead of most people > if ur new, run Expedition on 1 key per run first > don't take damage at all. dodge every attack > kill every mob on every floor as long as energy allows. attacking is free, walking around them isn't > direction matters more than anything. when u spawn, look around. one side will have more breakables and chests, go there, because the exit is probably on the other side > clear the mobs, then take the stairs > on levelup take +damage, +energy and +armor > once u can reach floor 10 and beat the boss every run, then buy keys and move to Arcade now how the game actually works > turn based onchain roguelike. each run is 10 floors of a procedurally generated maze > energy is ur health and ur timer at once. u start with 100, moving costs 1, attacking costs nothing > the run ends when u kill the floor 10 boss or when energy hits zero. u keep the loot either way > ur vision shrinks as energy drops. less energy means u see less, wander more, burn more. it spirals > drops on the ground disappear after 20 turns, so grab things on the way > killing mobs gives levelups, and levelups give talents that shape the run the math behind all of this Golden Corn = 10 × keys in the run × stalks u break keys scale ur result and ur cost at the same rate. the only thing that lowers ur cost per corn is how many stalks u break per run so loading 100 keys before u can survive deep floors is paying full price for half the result

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