Welcome to the OpenSea Digest, our recap of the biggest NFT and web3 news from the week.
Sam Spratt announces Luci: Episode 6
Digital artist Sam Spratt, known for his narrative-driven “Luci” series, has released the latest installment, Chapter 6 titled “X.Masquerade,” building on the evolving Luci storyline first released in October 2021.
Since its debut, collectors known as “Players” have watched and shaped Luci’s destiny, interacting with Spratt’s world through digital paintings, written poetry, and community-driven decisions.
Spratt wrote in X that the sixth chapter was inspired by the birth of his daughter, “I started the book from her first ultrasound,” he said, “that was the first time we heard her heartbeat.”
The lottery event is divided into five stages: on February 4, players received an invitation to participate and the event officially began. On February 18, the public lottery began. On February 21, the party will revolve around the themes of creation, destruction and balance. On March 4, the Luci Council will hold a meeting for discussion, and finally the finalists will be announced on March 10.
Christie's holds first AI-powered art auction
Christie’s opened bidding on Feb. 20 for “Augmented Intelligence,” the first major auction devoted entirely to AI-generated art.
The sale includes more than 20 works spanning five decades, including pieces by early pioneers such as British-born computer programmer Harold Cohen, as well as contemporary AI creators such as data visualist Refik Anadol, AI collaborative artist Claire Silver, and composer Holly Herndon.
Only a quarter of the auction was digitally native, with the rest consisting of physical works such as paintings, sculptures and prints.
Throughout the auction, a 12-foot-tall acrylic painting by artist and engineer Alexander Reben will be painted live by a robot, with new sections added to the canvas with each bid. Bidding ends on March 5, and most lots will be available for purchase with cryptocurrency.
Golbintown's 'extremely difficult driving game' is coming to PC and Mac
Goblintown has announced a new racing game called “Really Hard Driving Game,” which seems to bring the typical chaos of NFT projects to the forefront. Through exaggerated crashes, wobbly vehicles, and wild, unpredictable driving challenges, the trailer suggests that players’ patience and skills will be tested.
Players can wishlist Really Hard Driving Game on Steam and Epic Games ahead of its release.
Treeverse Alpha Open to NFT Holders
Treeverse, an open-world fantasy game built on the Ethereum blockchain, has now launched in alpha for Android, with NFT holders getting exclusive first dibs, and X is already flooded with screenshots and videos of players testing out the game’s features.
Developed by gaming studio Endless Clouds, the game combines MMORPG elements with digital items on the blockchain, allowing players to own their own land and avatars, and cultivate “NFTrees.”
Refik Anadol receives AI Impact Award from Time Magazine
(TIME) magazine has recognized Turkish media artist Refik Anadol in its 2025 TIME100 AI Impact Award, honoring those “who have made outstanding contributions in the field of artificial intelligence to advance their industry and the world.”
Known for his large-scale digital installations that transform data into immersive visuals, Anadol has pioneered the use of machine learning for human creative expression, with his work collaborating with major institutions including MoMa and SpaceX, and he uses AI models trained on massive data sets to create evolving generative art.
Solana Opens Skyline Hub in New York
Solana has opened Skyline in New York City, a dedicated hub designed to support blockchain founders, developers, and industry leaders. According to the announcement, Skyline will host a variety of events including partnership opportunities, networking events, and educational workshops aimed at strengthening the Solana ecosystem.
In addition to events and programs, Solana is exploring the feasibility of opening a permanent co-working space on the Lower East Side.
A new documentary explores the secrets of Bitcoin's creator
Set to premiere as a five-part series followed by a feature-length documentary on YouTube in March, the series, hosted by journalist Gabriel Gatehouse, is expected to explore the origins of Bitcoin and individuals associated with its anonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
However, viewers can expect some surprises: Executive producer Will Anderson told Decrypt that the documentary evolves from the hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto to a broader investigation into Silicon Valley power players and tech’s influence on politics.
Sony's Soneium launches first music NFT collection
Sony’s blockchain platform Soneium has partnered with web3 label Coop Records to launch its first music NFT series, featuring never-before-released tracks by Tokyo-based producer NUU$HI.
Each NFT is priced at 0.000777 ETH (about $2.11 at the time of writing) and will be valid until the end of February or until all 999,999 NFTs are minted.
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