I unfollowed most of the NFT accounts I minted from years ago. Not out of anger, just quietly...
You move on with your daily routine, but certain art styles stay burned into your memory the rare kind of visual identity where you’d recognize a piece anywhere on the timeline without ever needing to check a contract address or token ID.
Scrolling back through an old wallet always feels like a form of emotional archaeology. Most projects from the last cycle dissolved into generic marketing noise and empty promises, but a few held genuine artistic weight that stood out from the crowd.
Seeing @BoredHOOD prepare for their relaunch feels like the harder, far more honest version of a comeback. There is no loud marketing narrative to hide behind, no artificial floor-price hype just a return to the original artwork and a real community memory test.
Which NFT do you still remember owning, even after you stopped checking the floor price?
Gm Bored 🥱 fam
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