Baskadia

Luxurious car

Luxury car

BUIDL The Future

The second, and most recent, artwork I've created as a commission; after having auctioned a 'tokenized time slot' representing the creation of the requested art. It was then tokenized as a single edition NFT on the Ethereum blockchain before being delivered to the person who had ordered it.

old worx 3

old worx 3 https://opensea.io/collection/guruguruhyena

Ethereum: Beyond Digital Currency

Explore Ethereum's impact beyond digital currency, including smart contracts, dApps, and decentralized finance.

#Faceoff

End of the day

Such a beautiful color of sky during sunset

Masterwork Series: Treant

Created as a re-imagining of a creature from the upcoming 'monster collection' game, Cryptonoms. This artwork is my rendition of Treant, and is released as a limited edition collectible on the Enjin NFT platform.

One of the greatness of God

The both both seas merged but they never touched each other

earthen lizard

This is hand work. In which a lizard has been made from mud

Nature

Smaller flower....

Overstreet comic book

The Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide (or Official Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide) is an annually published comic book price guide widely considered the primary authority on the subject of American comic book grading and pricing in the hobby/industry. Many observers tie in the growth of the direct market distribution system and comic book specialty shops to the general acceptance of Overstreet's annual guide as a standardized inventory and pricing system.[1] Begun in 1970 by Robert M. Overstreet as a guide for fellow fans of Golden Age and Silver Age comics, the Overstreet guide has expanded to cover virtually the entire history of the American comics publication as far back as the Victorian Age and Platinum Age. The annual edition also covers promotional comics (giveaways and advertising) and "big little books," while continually updating new publications and market reports that cover the prior year of market activity.

ｐяＥ𝓭𝐢𝓬t𝐢σŇ

+++ ｐяＥ𝓭𝐢𝓬t𝐢σŇ 5&4 no idea... What are you seeing? https://opensea.io/assets/matic/0x2953399124f0cbb46d2cbacd8a89cf0599974963/65102793347516964892455996563739969415709653174372089781381359507660951519233 ᏬᏒᏬᎶᏬᏒᏬᏂᎩᏋᏁᏗ ᎮᏒᎧᎴᏬᏦᏖ２ʘ２２

Foodcon

So sweet

My hubby

I like what i do best

Is bitcoin truly real?

Hey, please i just joined this trade newly, so im still kind of confused whether this is legit, please could someome kindly coach me🙏

What is Blockchain And How it Works

Blockchain Is A Transformative Technology That Has The Potential To Revolutionize Various Industries By Providing Secure, Transparent, And Decentralized Solutions. As The Technology Matures, Addressing Scalability, Energy Consumption, And Regulatory Challenges Will Be Crucial To Unlocking It's Full Potential.

Does Cryptocurrency have a future?

Cryptocurrency is likely to continue to grow and evolve in the future, with increasing adoption and integration into mainstream finance. Decentralization, security and accessibility will remain key focus areas for development. However, regulatory challenges, security risks and technological advancements will shape its development. The growth of decentralized finance and the increasing popularity of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are also expected to drive innovation in the crypto space.

How Canadians can avoid hidden fees when swapping crypto (my tips & mistakes)

So I got burned last week swapping ETH to BTC — thought I got a decent rate, but turns out the site had sneaky fees buried in the fine print. Lost way more than I expected. For anyone in Canada swapping crypto, how do you guys avoid getting hit with crazy exchange fees? I clearly need to get smarter here.

Which is Better: Bitcoin or Ethereum?

Cryptocurrency prices are once again on their way up. And if you aren't in on the action just yet,

Crypto swaps without ID in 2025 — still safe or too risky? 🇨🇦🔐

A couple of years ago, I would have laughed at the idea of swapping crypto without going through KYC. The narrative everywhere was clear: “KYC keeps you safe. You don’t want to risk getting scammed by anonymous sites.” And honestly? It made sense. As someone who values security, I didn’t mind uploading my ID and waiting for verification if it meant peace of mind. But something shifted over the past few years. First came the data breaches — platforms I trusted got hacked , and suddenly my persona