2025-12-19 20:25:59

A masterpiece finds its way to OpenSea's Flagship Collection. The critically acclaimed REGULAR ANIMALS by renowned digital artist Beeple—a groundbreaking creation that first turned heads at Art Basel Miami Beach—now invites collectors into a deeper conversation. This isn't just art; it's a cultural statement on how technology and AI are reshaping our visual landscape, challenging what we perceive as contemporary creativity.

MEMORY 186 has arrived. For collectors seeking works that bridge artistic innovation with cultural significance, this represents more than a digital asset—it's a moment captured at the intersection of traditional art recognition and blockchain permanence.

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· 2025-12-22 20:17

Beeple is at it again, but honestly, I'm a bit tired of this kind of talk. --- MEMORY 186? Sounds cool, but there's no movement in my wallet, haha. --- I'm really shocked by this AI reshaping the visual landscape; how much is it worth? --- It's again about traditional art + blockchain permanence... I've heard this set of terms too many times. --- I've seen enough of that Art Basel hype; it's all about being played for suckers. --- Wait, is this a new work from Beeple? What's the mint price this time? --- A masterpiece, but in the end, it still comes down to the floor price. --- Regular Animals? The name sounds oddly plain; where's the breakthrough? --- I just want to know if this thing can appreciate; everything else is just nonsense. --- The OpenSea flagship series always feels like it's trying to gild itself.

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SquidTeacher

· 2025-12-22 05:01

Ha... Beeple is back, and this time he really has stirred up AI art. --- MEMORY 186? Sounds sophisticated, but is it really worth that price? --- Another "cultural statement" and "eternity"; I'm tired of this set of terms. --- To be honest, compared to what Art Basel has, I’m more interested in how the floor price moves. --- Technology reshaping the visual landscape... Alright, let's see how much it can rise before we talk.

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