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This Week in Web3 and NFTs (72)
Welcome to the OpenSea Digest, our recap of the biggest NFT and web3 news from the week.
Cool Cats releases The Milk Chug Season 1 on YouTube
Blue Cat and your favorite Cool Cats characters are getting an animated series, on September 24, the popular PFP series released a trailer for its new show, The Milk Chug Season 1, on X, with the 13-episode series premiering on September 26 on the Cool Cats YouTube channel.
Developed in conjunction with animation studio Titmouse, The Milk Chug features a Hollywood-star voice cast, with the blue cat voiced by Zeno Robinson (Dragon Ball Super, The Owl House), while Cool Cat’s friends are voiced by Dan Stevens (Godzilla x Kong: A New Empire, Cuckoo), Maggie Lawson (Psych, Lethal Weapon) and Natasha Leggero (Ugly Americans, Another Time), among others.
Cool Cats releases The Milk Chug Season 1 on YouTube
Blue Cat and your favorite Cool Cats characters are getting an animated series, on September 24, the popular PFP series released a trailer for its new show, The Milk Chug Season 1, on X, with the 13-episode series premiering on September 26 on the Cool Cats YouTube channel.
Developed in conjunction with animation studio Titmouse, The Milk Chug features a Hollywood-star voice cast, with the blue cat voiced by Zeno Robinson (Dragon Ball Super, The Owl House), while Cool Cat’s friends are voiced by Dan Stevens (Godzilla x Kong: A New Empire, Cuckoo), Maggie Lawson (Psych, Lethal Weapon) and Natasha Leggero (Ugly Americans, Another Time), among others.
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A Conversation with Robi from Ark.Gallery
It all started with a few lines of code, without any sensational release or roadmap. In early 2018, Robi, the founder of the now-defunct early experimental NFT infrastructure platform Ark.Gallery, built a tool aimed at solving a growing problem in the NFT world.
CryptoPunks is a generative art series created by web3 studio Larva Labs in 2017, consisting of 10,000 pieces. However, it was not compatible with markets like OpenSea; they were launched before the ERC-721 token standard and relied on custom smart contracts, making them operate independently from the ever-expanding NFT ecosystem on Ethereum. This made it harder to buy, sell, or integrate into new platforms.
CryptoPunks is a generative art series created by web3 studio Larva Labs in 2017, consisting of 10,000 pieces. However, it was not compatible with markets like OpenSea; they were launched before the ERC-721 token standard and relied on custom smart contracts, making them operate independently from the ever-expanding NFT ecosystem on Ethereum. This made it harder to buy, sell, or integrate into new platforms.
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Yuga Labs Lets Go of CryptoPunks; Is the Next Stop for NFT Blue Chips Museums?
In May 2025, CryptoPunks was 'sent to the museum.'
To be precise, it is Yuga Labs that transferred the intellectual property of this project, which pioneered the NFT art era, to a non-profit organization named Infinite Node Foundation (NODE).
The latter announced that this acquisition includes all the intellectual property of CryptoPunks, along with a $25 million cultural fund, which will promote an ambitious museum collaboration plan aimed at incorporating CryptoPunks into mainstream global art institutions.
It also boldly announced, "This is not a transfer of ownership, but liberation."
To be precise, it is Yuga Labs that transferred the intellectual property of this project, which pioneered the NFT art era, to a non-profit organization named Infinite Node Foundation (NODE).
The latter announced that this acquisition includes all the intellectual property of CryptoPunks, along with a $25 million cultural fund, which will promote an ambitious museum collaboration plan aimed at incorporating CryptoPunks into mainstream global art institutions.
It also boldly announced, "This is not a transfer of ownership, but liberation."
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