Edd1e retweeted
A while back, I shared a black-and-white manga version of our Azuki CN family photo, a piece that looked like a chapter frozen in time.
Today, that same world has come alive in full color.
This wasn’t just about filling colors into linework. The manga version carried weight, shadows, tension, narrative flow. But the colored version had to do something different, turn that “story” into a “celebration.”
To my Azuki CN fam, thank you for being the kind of home where even someone like me feels I belong ⛩️
I’m not someone who’s usually active in chat groups, discord servers, or social media. Most of the time, I just observe quietly while continue my daily busy life.
But one day, I stumbled into the Azuki CN group… and something felt..different. Like I had finally found a place that feels like home in this chaotic Web3 world.
A space where I don’t feel pressured to speak up daily—yet I know I’m never forgotten.
A community I want to return to, not out of obligation, but because I miss the people in it.
Ever since then, I’ve always had this thought in the back of my mind:
“One day, I need to draw a manga for this group… or at least a family portrait.”
And now, I’ve finally had the chance to gather most of our CN fam for this commission.
After nearly two months of sketching, this piece is finally complete.
I’ll be taking a short break and return next month to work on the colored version.
To the Azuki CN fam:
Thank you for being the kind of community that makes someone like me feel at home.
In this space full of noise, it means more than you think.
Edd1e retweeted
Some people love colorized work, some people love manga style…so..y not both? 🤓 @Azuki CN family photo in color..coming soon..
I’m not someone who’s usually active in chat groups, discord servers, or social media. Most of the time, I just observe quietly while continue my daily busy life.
But one day, I stumbled into the Azuki CN group… and something felt..different. Like I had finally found a place that feels like home in this chaotic Web3 world.
A space where I don’t feel pressured to speak up daily—yet I know I’m never forgotten.
A community I want to return to, not out of obligation, but because I miss the people in it.
Ever since then, I’ve always had this thought in the back of my mind:
“One day, I need to draw a manga for this group… or at least a family portrait.”
And now, I’ve finally had the chance to gather most of our CN fam for this commission.
After nearly two months of sketching, this piece is finally complete.
I’ll be taking a short break and return next month to work on the colored version.
To the Azuki CN fam:
Thank you for being the kind of community that makes someone like me feel at home.
In this space full of noise, it means more than you think.
Edd1e retweeted
OpenSea has evolved.
Beta complete. Full token universe unlocked.
New rewards program live. Welcome to the new OpenSea — the best place to discover, own, and trade anything onchain.
Did I just pull a rare one? @AzukiTCG
Edd1e retweeted
inspired by @currybujaigo & @DoGoodEdd1e and the folks in @Azuki discord chinese channel,i started to write the song during pre TGE time. Everything is in the lyric.. 🖕fudders 😌
special appearance from @f10wer 🤣
Log into anime.com for the next 24 hours to collect 1 of 7 super Akemi stickers 🥰
Edd1e retweeted
$ANIME TGE warm up - How much CS points in total?
Recently, I saw many people start to make some prediction on $ANIME TGE.
However, Azuki has a tradition to respect NFT rarity and $ANIME distribution based on CS profile points
We need to know how much CS points there are in total to make a reasonable estimation.
So let's do some math, shall we?
First, you need to have some basic understand on CS system, you use the official page to start: azuki.com/en/blog/collector-…
Basically, CS points can be break into 3 parts:
1. NFT base points (1k for OG, 100 for elemental, 67 for beanz)
2. Single-NFT Emblem points (special trait like spirit/gold/special/animal)
3. Multi-NFT Emblem points (Emblem that are granted when you own a combination of NFTs, like fusion/family/gifted)
#1 and #2 are very easy to collect, we could use the Azuki profile page API to traverse token ID and calculate the sum of points.
I did this few months ago (sorry for hammer your API @Azuki eng), see result below:
OG points : 13,869,584
elmental points : 2,705,865 + 367,400
beanz points : 1,761,040
Note for elementals, there are unrevealed beans, they only have 100 points before reveal.
This data is collected 3-4 months ago, so it will be slightly off since more beans get revealed recently.
Multi-NFT emblems is much more difficult to calculate because it's decided per CS profile rather than per wallet.
Also it's consistently changing, so using some conservative estimation will give us the best shot.
I count the number of wallets that hold multiple OG/elmentals to calculate the 8zuki, 3zuki and fusion. Some of these wallet belong to same CS profile, 8zuki and 3zuki will be only count once per profile, so this is very conservative estimation.
8zuki, 3zuki and fusion is the most popular multi-NFT emblems, for others(chiru etc) I will just throw a guess of 500,000 points
8zuki: 171 * 2000 = 342000
3zuki: 593 * 900 = 533700
fusion: 16250/2/4 * 200 = 412500
chiru and other = 500000
Here in total we have total points: 20492089
This calculation is no way near perfect and I believe there are some edge case I don't cover
But I think it's fair guess, round to 20M is also easy to make all sorts of calculation later.
Using this info, together with your FDV estimation, you should be able to make a reasonable guess on @animecoin value per CS points.
Hope this help!
(Yap yap lol)
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I see projects include:
@joinvalhalla
@y00tsNFT
@arcthecommunity
are executing the application system perfectly. Any others I can add to this list?
Honorable mention:
@ArcanaHQ for the OG interview system.
























