EntitiesAbstractioAbstractio is a pixel-art NFT project on @AbstractChain created by the artist bunya_eth, who describes his practice as capturing historical onchain moments as a pixel artist.
Abstractio is a creator-led art collection built around bunya_eth's pixel-art work, including his "Bunyaesis" 1/1 pieces. The artist positions the project as an extension of a personal art journey rather than a generic PFP drop, and opensea has officially supported the Abstractio drop.
Abstractio has distributed allocation spots to other Abstract communities to seed its holder base. The artist has run raffles allocating spots to holders of onchainheroes and to players of playgigaverse, tying the collection into the wider Abstract gaming ecosystem.
bunya_eth is also building blupixapp. Abstractio launched on Abstract with OpenSea support and collaborations across established Abstract gaming projects.
BlupetsprojectBlupets is an onchain pixel-pet NFT collection on Ethereum, from the Blupix universe by…
Abstract HotdogsprojectAbstract HotDogs is a 3,333-piece PFP NFT collection on the Abstract chain, themed around…
Dreamilio MakerprojectDreamilioMaker is a Frutiger-Aero "NeoPFP" NFT project on the Abstract chain, created by…Floor prices held at 0.0083 ETH as Abstractio saw a steady trading day, with 5 sales and 0.0369 ETH in volume—matching yesterday’s pace. The OpenSea-verified collection maintains a 40.5% unique ownership rate across 1,349 holders, reflecting consistent demand for its 1+ year old pfp set.
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Artist @bunya_eth has launched Blupets, an Ethereum-mainnet pixel-pet collection from his fully onchain Blupix universe — with a random-trait reveal, a burn-to-evolve Merge mechanic, and builder APIs on the way.
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