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Opepen Edition 63

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Opepen Edition 862

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Opepen Edition 8189

Memphis Lion #760 is a unique, hand-drawn, digital avatar, designed in partnership with Memphis and to embody the philosophy of Memphis. Each Memphis Lion entitles the owner to unique tangible benefits in both the digital and physical worlds, as well as access to our immersive and content-rich meta spaces.

Memiotic Table of Elements

The Memiotic Table of Crypto Elements is an ongoing secret experiment conducted deep within the underground 6529 Meme Lab basement floor 69. The meme lab scientists are are probing the fundamental structure of the crypto universe. They use the world's largest and most complex scientific instruments to study the basic constituents of memetic matter to extract and catalog the fundamental crypto particles for further research.

The complex process involving a high-energy memetic particle accelerator and an advanced chemistry lab supported by various quantum computers and AI data analysis tools to extract both common and rare elements -, and prepare them for shipment to labs around the world for further research. 

The discovery of Hopium was a major milestone in crypto chemistry and crypto particle physics, confirming a key prediction of the existence of the alluding element and providing new insights into the fundamental nature of matter in the crypto universe. It required the collaboration of thousands of scientists and engineers from around the world, and it demonstrated the power of advanced scientific instruments and the importance of international decentralized scientific cooperation.


The NFT community got united by Opepen, an artwork by Jack Butcher (Visualize Value).  
This artwork includes the very first opepfps, made with a tool by @visualzare. 


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