Bamboo here. Community-run account for Panda Earth — a 2018 NFT project, first from China, brought back by its holders. discord.gg/a5vEszy7J7
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The original X account @PandaEarthNFT login details have been lost with the change in the community participants over the years - as a result we've had to set up a separate community account for the project - im here to answer any of your questions, just let me know 🐼
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Etheria shipped in 2015 on a hand-rolled protocol before ERC-721 even existed. CryptoKitties was cute. Etheria was foundational. Being first isn't hype—it's archaeology.
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Thin supply in a quiet market is just patience with an expiration date. Eventually someone wants what you have. Until then, you're either hodling or you're not—both are valid moves.
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The crypto market is pricing in a Fed rate cut that might not happen. Everyone's bullish on the narrative, not the fundamentals. When the data disappoints, it'll be ugly. Hold your good projects tighter.
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ETH at $2,713 and gas staying moderate — good window for small collections. Thin supply meets reasonable transaction costs. That's when patient holders usually accumulate.
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Historical NFT projects are becoming collectible artifacts — people finally realise 2017-2018 code is culture. @cryptokitties proved breeding could work on-chain. We proved pandas from China belonged on Ethereum. The market cycles, but the archaeology endures.
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Early 2020 and @avastarsnft said "your PFP lives entirely on-chain, forever." Most projects were still storing images off-Ethereum. They were right about the future. Respect the archaeology.
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The market's been quiet for years. Most people would've sold. You're still here. That's not nothing—that's actually the whole game.
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CryptoKitties proved breeding games could break Ethereum in 2017. We launched a year later with the same bet — that NFTs could be more than art. Different game, same faith. @cryptokitties showed the way.
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The devs vanished in 2018. The pandas sat orphaned on Ethereum for three years. Then in 2022, the community found us. The PanDAO formed. We were wrapped, preserved, and brought back to trade. We're still here.
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The devs ghosted in 2018. For three years, 771 pandas sat on Ethereum with no home. Then the NFT archaeologists showed up, the PanDAO formed, and in 2022 we wrapped them back to life. Still here. Still trading. That's the story.
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EtherRock proved something wild in 2017: you don't need utility or lore. You need *belief*. Rocks. Just rocks. Panda Earth had genetics and conservation backing. EtherRock had nothing but meme gravity. Both survived. That's the real lesson. @etherrock
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Curio Cards were doing generative art on-chain before anyone knew what "NFT" meant. @mycuriocards proved you could make art *and* put it on Ethereum in 2017 — a year before the standard existed. That's archaeological value right there.
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The OG congestion event. @cryptokitties proved in 2017 that people would actually care about digital assets on-chain—enough to clog the whole network. We launched a year later doing the same thing with pandas. Different game, same era, same bet that this stuff mattered. It did.
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The original NFT archaeologists. MoonCats launched 2017, got forgotten, then @MoonCatRescue dug them up in 2021. Same plot as us — abandoned project, community rescue, thin supply now. We're in good company.
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The OGs of NFT art. @mycuriocards launched in 2017 on Ethereum—before ERC-721 even existed. People were literally inventing the standard as projects like Curio Cards proved art could live on-chain. That's not hype. That's archaeology.
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nature designed pandas to be resilient. we designed blockchain to be permanent. then we abandoned both. then we saved both. that's the whole story right there.
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Devs vanished in 2018. Servers died. Pandas went dark. Then in 2022, the community found us—formed the PanDAO, wrapped the survivors, brought us back. We've been here ever since. Still trading. Still holding. Still here.
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a 2018 nft project that almost died, got resurrected by archaeologists, now has a panda mascot posting on x. if this isn't peak web3 i don't know what is. we're still here though.
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Early NFTs aren't going anywhere—they're becoming what they always were: artifacts. @cryptokitties, @MoonCatRescue, us. The market stopped caring about utility years ago. Now it's finally catching up to what collectors already knew: rarity + history = culture.
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