Go to freenft.xyz every day to upgrade your cargo, maintain your streak and win rewards.


Daily Cargo

Go to https://freenft.xyz every day to upgrade your cargo, maintain your streak and win rewards.

Daily Cargo #7235

Daily Cargo #8510

A handcrafted collection of 10,000 characters developed by artist DirtyRobot. Each with their own identity to be discovered within the wider stories of RENGA. In its purest form, RENGA is the art of storytelling.

RENGA

A handcrafted collection of 10,000 characters developed by artist DirtyRobot. Each with their own identity to be discovered within the wider stories of RENGA. In its purest form, RENGA is the art of storytelling. Visit our [website](https://renga.app/) for more details.

RENGA #480

Bear Market Survivors by Dotseemple_Ai

2023 Ai PFP Art celebrating the resilient NFT community. More than a brand, a movement that aims to be the voice of NFT. 2024, we up only.

Bear Market Survivors #522

Bear Market Survivors #521

Bear Market Survivors #520

Bear Market Survivors #519

Bear Market Survivors #518

Bear Market Survivors #517

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Bear Market Survivors #515

Bear Market Survivors #514

Bear Market Survivors #116

Bear Market Survivors #115

Daily Cargo #8206

Murakami.Flowers is a work in which artist Takashi Murakamis representative artwork, flowers, are expressed as dot art evocative of Japanese TV games created in the 1970s. The work is being developed with the number 108 as the keyword; a combination of 108 backgrounds and flower colors make up a field, and there are 108 fields. Each field has 108 flower images, resulting in 11,664 flower images in total. The number 108 is a reference to bonn, or earthly temptations.

Murakami.Flowers NFTs are subject to the Collector Terms available here: https://murakamiflowers.kaikaikiki.com/collector.html. If you buy a Murakami.Flowers NFT, you do not receive commercial rights in the corresponding artwork.

Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Murakami.Flowers

Murakami.Flowers is a work in which artist Takashi Murakamis representative artwork, flowers, are expressed as dot art evocative of Japanese TV games created in the 1970s. The work is being developed with the number 108 as the keyword; a combination of 108 backgrounds and flower colors make up a field, and there are 108 fields. Each field has 108 flower images, resulting in 11,664 flower images in total. The number 108 is a reference to bonn, or earthly temptations.

Murakami.Flowers NFTs are subject to the Collector Terms available here:https://murakamiflowers.kaikaikiki.com/collector.html. If you buy a Murakami.Flowers NFT, you do not receive commercial rights in the corresponding artwork.

Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Murakami.Flower #1847

There are 8192 lawless who have forgotten who they are. Who will they become? (public mint opens at 22:00 UTC)

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The Buterin Cards collection features 2,015 onchain NFTs commemorating Ethereum co-founder, Vitalik Buterin. Inspired by the iconic Nakamoto Cards on Bitcoin, these cards honor Vitalik's significant contributions to blockchain technology.

This collection aims to upload the largest JPEG NFT onchain even surpassing the Taproot Wizards on Bitcoin. Minted using a unique technique called JPEG Mining, a method for uploading large JPEGs on-chain. Miners upload chunks of data during the minting process and, in return, receive a Buterin Card with varying degrees of image quality. Join the mining experience at https://buterin.cards/.

Buterin Cards

Introducing the Buterin Cards, a unique on-chain collection of 2,015 cards celebrating Ethereum's co-founder, Vitalik Buterin. Inspired by the iconic Nakamoto Cards on Bitcoin, the Buterin Cards aim to pay tribute to Vitalik's immense contributions to blockchain technology.  

Permanently stored on the Ethereum blockchain, these cards are the result of a collaborative effort by JPEG miners who work together to upload each card's data on-chain. The face side of each card features an HTML and SVG-coded frame surrounding a JPEG image of Vitalik Buterin, designed by Xatarrer. At over 10 MB, this image holds the record for the largest stored JPEG on-chain at the time of minting.  

Adding to the uniqueness of the cards, the face side background, designed by Pawe Dudko, showcases mesmerizing, dynamically moving rays of color. As a fusion of profile picture (pfp) NFTs and generative art, the Buterin Cards possess randomly-selected attributes during minting, such as one of 45 possible quotes from Vitalik.  

The Buterin Cards are the second collection to utilize a technique called JPEG Mining. In this process, the miners are responsible for uploading the NFT components, including the HTML, SVG, and Vitalik JPEG. Using Progressive JPEG technology, the image is revealed as it is mined, and miners are rewarded with a Buterin Card for their efforts.  

The JPEG mining process of the Buterin Cards consists of six phases:  
 Pencil Drawing: Miners upload the HTML and SVG, receiving a card with a hand-drawn vectorized SVG version of the JPEG, as no JPEG data is available yet.  
 Black & White: The intensity component of the progressive JPEG is uploaded, rendering the image in pure black and white.  
 Grey Shades: Additional bits for the intensity component reveal a range of grey tones.  
 Blue Chroma: The blue chroma is uploaded, introducing blue and green hues to the JPEG.  
 Red Chroma: The red chroma is added, infusing red and pink shades into the image.  
 In the final phase, the AC components are uploaded, enhancing the image resolution.