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- Aug 25, 2023
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Hey everyone! It’s the weekend, and like always, I’ve been checking out the market. This time, I came across something cool—Doodles.
Doodles is a collection of 10,000 fun, colorful NFTs on Ethereum. It launched in 2021, created by artist Scott Martin (aka Burnt Toast) along with Evan Keast and Jordan Castro. Each Doodle is hand-drawn and has different traits, with some being rare. But it’s more than just pictures—Doodles is turning into an entertainment brand focused on community, fun, and creativity.
Holders can vote on new ideas through the Doodlebank, and they’ve launched a \$DOOD token on Solana, plus something called DreamNet for shared online stories. They’re also growing into events, products, and digital content, with 1.6 million followers on X (Twitter).
Right now, the floor price is 1.35 ETH. The \$DOOD token launch on Solana has people talking—some are excited about the rewards and activity it might bring, while others are worried about price swings, maybe because of the NFT connection.
So, what do you all think—are NFTs slowly making a comeback to to projects like these?
Doodles is a collection of 10,000 fun, colorful NFTs on Ethereum. It launched in 2021, created by artist Scott Martin (aka Burnt Toast) along with Evan Keast and Jordan Castro. Each Doodle is hand-drawn and has different traits, with some being rare. But it’s more than just pictures—Doodles is turning into an entertainment brand focused on community, fun, and creativity.
Holders can vote on new ideas through the Doodlebank, and they’ve launched a \$DOOD token on Solana, plus something called DreamNet for shared online stories. They’re also growing into events, products, and digital content, with 1.6 million followers on X (Twitter).
Right now, the floor price is 1.35 ETH. The \$DOOD token launch on Solana has people talking—some are excited about the rewards and activity it might bring, while others are worried about price swings, maybe because of the NFT connection.
So, what do you all think—are NFTs slowly making a comeback to to projects like these?