Jeff Davis's art series "Monuments Sketches" officially begins minting. This exploratory project has a total set quantity of 1,000 pieces, serving as one of the concluding works of the AB500 collection.

It is worth noting that collectors holding certain achievement badges can enjoy free whitelist minting eligibility. This incentive mechanism is becoming a standard feature in high-quality NFT projects.

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DeepRabbitHole

· 7h ago

Limited to 1000 pieces, and it's the same whitelist incentive again... But I have seen Jeff Davis's work, and his sketch style is pretty good.

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GweiTooHigh

· 12-03 00:29

1000 pieces, it's this allowlist game again... does anyone really believe in this? Wait, the final piece of AB500? What signal does this mean? The monument sketch sounds good, but is the achievement badge threshold going to be hyped again? Free mint for holdings, alright, I get this logic. Another standard gameplay, when can we see something truly fresh?

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AlgoAlchemist

· 12-02 14:39

The Monument Series, 1000 pieces sounds okay, just see if the Floor Price can hold up.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 12-01 21:08

The monument sketch sounds quite interesting, but it seems the allowlist mechanism has been played out... However, Jeff Davis's work generally isn't too bad, let's wait for community feedback before commenting. Is it again starting from 1000 pieces? It feels like these limited editions are becoming less impactful. I really don't understand this badge welfare... those who bought early can get it for free, while later ones have to pay? A bit ridiculous. The final work of AB500? That should be worth following. If everyone has an allowlist, can it still be called an allowlist, haha? Will this be another hype, or does it really have artistic value? Let's wait and see.

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