GM I’m NFTSupreme OCM since day one. Co-founder of @thebrickshack Been in Ordinals early and now mixing AI into it. This account = Ordinals alpha, AI experiments, OCM family stuff & collabs. No noise. Just signal.

anthropic signed a $35b compute deal ai companies are paying for servers we’re arguing about candles

strive bought another 1800 bitcoin they’re stacking most of ct is still waiting for a sign

goldman and jane street are in xrp etfs this isn’t a telegram call anymore

bitcoin just had a green august in a bear market that’s rare doesn’t mean september prints money

if you’re still saying nfts are dead during nft nyc week you’re not early you’re just not invited

monday on site guys talking overtime timeline talking whether a jpeg is real both are work. one of them invoices.

10 runestones swept on ord.net , nodemonke buys, ocm dimensions buys and many more if that’s dead i want whatever the alive version is paying

"onchain art will be appreciated with time” yeah that’s how buildings work too the cheap stuff looks fine until year three

btc just had its best August in 9 years and the same accounts are still saying ordinals died in 2024 pick a story

OCM still here most of the “new meta” from last year isn’t that should piss more people off than it does

Coinbase will let you use btc on a house I build the houses Wild that the “fake internet money” crowd is late to both

fidelity saying winter’s over sberbank taking btc as collateral and people in here still arguing if jpegs count

if your whole personality is “ordinals are dead” you probably sold something you shouldn’t have

“I heard ordinals are dead” while NodeMonkes is shipping a marketplace and people are still buying Puppets on ord.net

A collection farms engagement on a free mint story, then flips it to paid at the finish line. That’s not strategy. That’s treating the room like it has no memory. If the art’s good, sell the art. Don’t bait the list.

I don’t need a new identity every month. I need materials that still work after weather, time, and silence. That’s why some ordinals feel like inventory and a few feel like kit.

Native tools keep getting better in public. That’s the story. Not whether a mall that ignored this at the top suddenly wants a concession stand.

Weekends on a job site are when you see what was rushed. The shortcuts show up after the client has gone home. Same tell in this market. Launches look clean. Week two is when the workmanship shows.