The Net Society crew returns with a wide-ranging conversation on digital art, crypto markets, and shifting policy winds. They kick things off with market sentiment and recent activity in the Art Blocks Discord, then dive into a discussion about what’s due for a comeback in the space. The group unpacks the consumer crypto playbook and shares thoughts on the potential of projects like Rekt. A deep dive into the SEC’s evolving stance on tokens and a new White House crypto report sparks a thoughtful look at tokenized equity, ICOs, and regulatory timelines. The episode closes with a celebration of artist conviction, spotlighting the work of Eric De Giuli, Kim Asendorf, and others.

Mentioned in the episode

Art Blocks acquires Trame Paris https://x.com/artblocks_io/status/1950239952773795963

Digital Assets White House market report https://x.com/derekedws/status/1950629069189771398

Eric De Giuli (EDG) https://x.com/eeedg__

Kim Asendorf https://x.com/kimasendorf

Andreas Gysin https://x.com/andreasgysin

Noper https://x.com/bagdelete

INFINITEYAY https://x.com/infiniteyay

Claire Silver https://x.com/ClaireSilver12

Show & Hosts

Net Society: https://x.com/net__society

Aaron Wright: https://x.com/awrigh01

Chris F: https://x.com/ChrisF_0x

Derek Edwards: https://x.com/derekedws

Priyanka Desai: https://x.com/pridesai

Production & Marketing

Editor: https://x.com/0xFnkl

Social: https://x.com/v_kirra

• (00:00) - Off-Chain Summer and Market Sentiment
• (03:03) - Art Blocks Discord Resurgence
• (05:53) - What's Dead and What Isn't
• (12:26) - Consumer Crypto and Rekt Analysis
• (18:35) - Policy Shifts and the SEC's Crypto Framework
• (37:41) - The Future of Tokenized Equity
• (43:48) - Artist Conviction: EDG, Kim, Infinite Objects
• (51:58) - Welcome & Disclaimer