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Regenesis is a collection of art NFTs celebrating the Ethereum Merge, a historic technological milestone and testament to the power of decentralized software development.

This edition of the NFT collection illustrates an elaborately detailed world embodying the most important benefit of the Merge: sustainability. The art explores the scale and significance of the Merge, an ambitious re-architecture of the world's largest open programmable blockchain, which makes the network 2000x more energy efficient and positions Ethereum to sustainably support the next generation of Web3 creators and developers.

Regenesis: Open Edition

Proof of Merge is a fully on-chain, non-transferable, and dynamic NFT that will change throughout The Merge. We detect The Merge on-chain by checking if the DIFFICULTY opcode returns 0 according to EIP3675. During The Merge, the current Ethereum execution layer will merge into the Beacon chain, and Ethereum will transition from Proof of Work to Proof of Stake. Proof of Merge is a collaboration between Michael Blau (x0r) and Mason Hall.

Proof of Merge

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The SEC issued an 18-page investigative report about TheDAO. The report concluded that, DAO Tokens, a Digital Asset, were securities. Each page of the pdf has been converted into bitmaps, then broken up into 100 tiles.

Each tile is minted as an NFT, with 1 original TheDAO token wrapped inside.

The NFT can be burned to unwrap 1 TheDAO token, which is a 16 decimal ERC20 token, created on Ethereum on Apr 30 2016.

This piece is from page 5, tile 36 (serial numbers start from 0)

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mccafé.eth, an ENS name. ⚠️ ATTENTION: This name contains non-ASCII characters as shown above. Please be aware that there are characters that look identical or very similar to English letters, especially characters from Cyrillic and Greek. Also, traditional Chinese characters can look identical or very similar to simplified variants. For more information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IDN_homograph_attack

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