Founded in 2022 by gmoney, 9dcc aims to “reinterpret centuries-old brand traditions while delivering fresh take on fashion for digital-first consumers whose perspectives on fashion and design align with gmoney’s vision for timeless style.”
COLLECTION 01 by 9dcc is the first fully on-chain fashion collection, seamlessly integrating physical products with digital experiences.
In this Q&A, gmoney discusses how he merges the physical and digital sides of fashion, as well as 9dcc’s upcoming Black Box casting, which launches on December 18th.

Welcome to the OpenSea Digest, let’s recap the biggest NFT and web3 news of the week.
Amber Vittoria launches 'Auras'
On December 12, abstract artist Amber Vittoria released her latest series 'Auras' on Coinbase Layer 2 (L2) Base, consisting of colorful, dreamlike NFTs. After a three-phase sale for VIPs and the public, this collection of 550 abstract pixelated artworks sold out before noon.
As described in the series, each Aura represents an emotional snapshot of the human experience. Vittoria avoids coding rarity into the artwork or adding utility to reinforce the idea that each piece is a celebration of complex emotions, unique in its own right.

ClownVamp is a conceptual artist whose work breaks conventions, challenging audiences to rethink our relationship with technology. During the 2024 Marfa Art District weekend, he premiered 'The Junk Machine', a pink spectacle that uses AI art to expose the dark undercurrents of technology.
This installation is wrapped in a nostalgic aura of 1980s pop culture, irresistibly cute; however, beneath its approachable exterior lies a sharp social commentary – that's the point.
Inside Do Right Hall, a neon pink roll printer occupies the center, producing a large quantity of AI-generated spam that, although distorted and biased, is infused with nostalgia.

Bold prediction: this cycle's NFT renaissance, which started with the doubling of the floor price for Apes, will be ignited by the Pudgy Penguins airdrop this month.
As one of the most symbolically significant digital consumer products of the 2020s, NFTs have just gone through a bear market that lasted much longer than other sectors. Even now, it cannot be fully asserted that the NFT bear market has ended, but there are no signs of extinction in the NFT space.
In contrast, new NFT forces represented by Pudgy Penguins, Sloths, and Bad Kid have successfully explored a healthy development path by focusing on community building and IP development, following the failure of Yuga Labs' infinite splitting operations. During the NFT bear market, their floor prices and liquidity continue to grow against the trend.