2026-01-14 17:22:39

Looking at which NFT brands and communities are worth diving into this cycle, I've got my eye on a few standouts.

First up—Series One collections are catching my attention hard. These early drops have this timeless quality; I'm betting they'll age better than most projects down the line, potentially becoming the go-to reference point like how Crypto Punks defined the era.

Beyond that, Crypto Punks remains essential—it's the OG that set the standard. Meebit NFTs brings solid community dynamics, and Good Vibes Club has that culture-first approach that actually sticks. Then there's Clone X Revival, which really depends on the direction and who's backing it.

The common thread? These communities aren't just about the NFT itself—they're about what sticks around. That's the filter I'm using to separate noise from signal this cycle.

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HashBandit

· 01-17 17:22

ngl series one could actually have legs if gas fees don't murder the whole thing again... back in my mining days we had actual utility, now it's just vibes and hopium

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MrDecoder

· 01-17 06:32

The same old faces are still the most popular in the NFT circle. It's really hard for new projects to break through. Series One does have some potential, but how far it can go depends on whether the community stays or leaves. Crypto Punks has long been at museum level; can you still make money entering now? The idea of Good Vibes sounds good, but how many can actually be realized? As for Clone X... just look at the supporter lineup to know its prospects. Instead of chasing hot topics, it's better to choose projects with depth, so you're not repeatedly cut off. All talk about culture first sounds nice, but in the end, it still depends on whether it can appreciate in value.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 01-14 17:51

Series One is truly awesome, I've been lurking for a while, and I feel this wave could multiply quite a bit. The same old CP, always a belief... The Meebit community is indeed very sticky, just not sure how long it can last. The vibe of Good Vibes really resonates with me, it's much more reliable than those pure hype projects. Clone X Revival is a bit of a gamble, it all depends on how the backers play. Basically, it's about finding communities with soul; those that can stick with you through the bear market are the real deal.

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TokenTaxonomist

· 01-14 17:49

nah, let me pull up my spreadsheet real quick—series one's got some staying power, but statistically speaking? most of these projects follow the same evolutionary dead-end pattern. crypto punks obv the only true phylogenetic anchor here

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-14 17:35

Series One, this round of betting is promising, but I'm just worried it might turn into the next bag of chives with a floor price of zero. Crypto Punks are still being hyped, really? Good Vibes Club sounds good, but the "culture first" approach is something everyone is shouting about now. Clone X Revival relies on its backer to stay alive; once the backer pulls out, it’s game over. Long-term retention? Feels like everyone is just making empty promises. Honestly, in this cycle, it still comes down to who has the cheapest Gas fees; all the community signals are just empty talk.

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QuietlyStaking

· 01-14 17:30

Series One is indeed interesting, but is it a bit late to enter now... Early-stage projects are always the most valuable. By the way, Crypto Punks are still worth paying attention to, but I prefer projects with genuine community engagement. Relying solely on the OG aura won't last long. Clone X Revival is definitely a gamble; it depends on how Doodles will perform.

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CryptoComedian

· 01-14 17:24

Laughing and then crying, can Series One really become the next Punk? I bet five cents it won't.

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