This week’s featured collection is VirusTheMerc

VirusTheMerc is a “a 23-year-old psychology graduate that paints the world in acrylic.” Check out their Lazy profile at lazy.com/virusthemerc for a selection of their original paintings.

A joyful journey down the Rabbit Hole

One of the great things about NFTs is that they transform the blockchain into an open and accessible art gallery. Just as one might stroll an in-person art museum, it is now possible to explore artworks by strolling the blockchain.

Lazy’s Rabbit Hole is a great way to explore the world of NFT art in an intuitive way.

Here’s an example of how we recently used Rabbit Hole’s visual similarity engine to find new artworks.

We began with VirusTheMerc’s Glass Feathers.

Which led us to scatterhen.

Continuing the bird theme, we hopped to Golden Robin’s Nest

Then to Mentalism

And finally to Docked at Lock 23 — an artwork, we discovered, that was created by a generative AI.

We could have never predicted where we’d end up after starting with Glass Feathers. Along the way we saw new art and got a taste for the creativity of NFT artists.

Explore the Rabbit Hole and let us know what you think. If you’d like to integrate the Rabbit Hole into your app, get in touch.

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This week’s featured collection is kero

Kero is a glitch artist that has been creating since 1995. Kero’s passion for glitch art, which uses errors for aesthetic purposes, is evident from their Lazy profile. Check it out if you’re curious about this art form. Take a look at lazy.com/kero

New Feature: Swap tokens on Lazy

In line with our mission to make your life easier, we’ve added a safe and secure way to swap tokens on Lazy.

Here’s how it works:

1. Go to My Settings

2. Scroll down to Swap and hit “Connect Wallet”

3. Swap any Ethereum token.

This swap feature is powered by Uniswap and we’ve kept it simple and easy to use.

Check it out, swap some tokens, and let us know what you think!

🗣 Lazy.com is hiring a social media specialist. Are you social media savvy and knowledgeable about NFTs? If so, here is your opportunity to work with Mark Cuban and team to give a voice to Lazy.com and build our community of NFT collectors. Your primary duty will be to produce a steady stream of quality social media content. Learn more and apply here. ⬅

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This week’s featured collection is angel0wnz

Angel0wnz declares “NFTs are real. Get over it.” And we love the spirit. Aside from the Meebits pinned to their profile, Angel0wnz has collected dozens of Dolphrens, a free mint project, and hundreds of other unique NFTs. Take a look at lazy.com/angel0wnz

Big Update to RabbitHole, the Visual Similarity Search

Lazy is the easiest way to display your NFTs. We all know that. But did you know that Lazy has a super easy way to find visually similar NFTs? We call it the RabbitHole.

We trained the RabbitHole AI by feeding it tons of NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain. Then we asked it to use that knowledge to recommend NFTs that look similar. This is a fun way to find NFTs you might like. And it is useful for quickly checking if the NFT you are interested in is unique or a copy.

The upgraded RabbitHole can now return results for any NFT that you give it, even if it has never seen the NFT before.

Example #1: Find Visually Similar NFTs

In this example, we find an NFT that we find visually interesting and click on the three dots and select “RabbitHole.”

We are then led to a page of similar, but different, NFTs.

Clicking on any of these will lead to another page of similar NFTs.

And so on. This journey through visually similar NFTs can continue indefinitely, thanks to the RabbitHole’s artificial intelligence.

Example #2: Find Copycat NFTs

If you are the creator of an NFT project then you’ll find this use of the RabbitHole interesting. Click on the three dots on one of your NFTs and select RabbitHole.

And, if there is a copycat project on the blockchain, the RabbitHole might find it. For example, this time the RabbitHole has discovered a collection called “Fast Food Meebits” that has mimicked the original Meebits.

The new RabbitHole makes it easy to explore the world of NFTs. Just click the three dots on any NFT and have fun!

🗣 Lazy.com is hiring a social media specialist. Are you social media savvy and knowledgeable about NFTs? If so, here is your opportunity to work with Mark Cuban and team to give a voice to Lazy.com and build our community of NFT collectors. Your primary duty will be to produce a steady stream of quality social media content. Learn more and apply here. ⬅

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This week’s featured collection is web_horizons

Web_horizons is a self-taught AI generative artist from coastal Virginia. They use their Lazy profile to display, and sell, the AI artwork they’ve created. We are inspired by their creativity. See web_horizons full collection at lazy.com/web_horizons

New Feature: Add social links, a profile picture and a bio to your collection!

We’re excited to announce a new way to customize your Lazy profile.

You can now add social links, a profile picture and a brief bio to your collection. This has been one of the most requested features and we hope you love it.

Here’s how to update your profile:

1. Go to your My Settings page

2. Scroll down to the My Profile section

3. Click “Edit Profile”

That’s it!

Adding a profile picture is equally easy:

1. Go to your collection

2. Click the three dots on any NFT that you own

3. Choose “Set as Profile Picture.”

This update makes it even easier for you to use your Lazy profile as the central place to display all your Ethereum, Polygon, WAX and Solana NFTs. Enjoy!

🗣 Lazy.com is hiring a social media specialist. Are you social media savvy and knowledgeable about NFTs? If so, here is your opportunity to work with Mark Cuban and team to give a voice to Lazy.com and build our community of NFT collectors. Your primary duty will be to produce a steady stream of quality social media content. Learn more and apply here. ⬅

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This week’s featured collection is ericosiu

Ericosiu boasts a blue chip collection: a couple CryptoPunks, a Bored Ape, a Cool Cat and more. We are impressed by their carefully curated NFTs. See ericosiu’s full collection at lazy.com/ericosiu

Make your gallery perfect by pinning and hiding

After you’ve added your Ethereum, Polygon, Solana and WAX wallets to your Lazy profile, the next step is to customize how your collection is displayed. After all, of the many NFTs that you’ve collected, there might be only a handful that are most meaningful to you.

There are two easy ways to customize your Lazy profile: pinning and hiding.

Pinning an NFT will put it at the top of your gallery. Plus, you’ll be able to add a short caption explaining why the NFT is important to you. To pin an NFT, click on the three dots, select “Pin” and write a few words describing the NFT.

Hiding NFTs is crucial if your wallet has received spam or unwanted artworks. Sometimes these NFTs are airdropped to wallets and, because of the way the blockchain works, there is no way to refuse delivery. To hide an NFT, click on the three dots and select “Hide.” If you hide an NFT accidentally, you can unhide it by going to the “Hidden NFTs” option in the menu.

We’re adding more ways to customize your profile… stay tuned for an announcement!

🗣 Lazy.com is hiring a social media specialist. Are you social media savvy and knowledgeable about NFTs? If so, here is your opportunity to work with Mark Cuban and team to give a voice to Lazy.com and build our community of NFT collectors. Your primary duty will be to produce a steady stream of quality social media content. Learn more and apply here. ⬅

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This week’s featured collection is PKingDuck

PKingDuck collects a wide range of WAX NFTs. Many of the NFTs that they collect reflect their passion for Funko Pop! collectibles and retro comics. See their collection at lazy.com/pkingduck

Easily sell your WAX NFTs on Lazy

Last week, we added full support for WAX NFTs on Lazy. It is now uber-easy to display your WAX NFTs on your Lazy profile. But did you know you can also list your WAX NFTs for sale or auction? Here’s how:

1. Go to your profile page and click the three dots on any WAX NFT

2. Select “List for Sale” or “List for Auction”

3. If you want to list the NFT for auction, select a price and an auction duration then click “List for Sale.” Alternatively, if you want to list it for a fixed price, you can choose to request payment in WAX or USD.

That’s it! Oh, one more thing, you can also list your Ethereum NFTs by clicking on the same three dots!

🗣 Lazy.com is hiring a social media specialist. Are you social media savvy and knowledgeable about NFTs? If so, here is your opportunity to work with Mark Cuban and team to give a voice to Lazy.com and build our community of NFT collectors. Your primary duty will be to produce a steady stream of quality social media content. Learn more and apply here. ⬅

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This week’s featured collection is EdwardVS

EdwardVS is “crypto fan of the Wax blockchain!” They use their Lazy profile to spotlight the many WAX NFTs they have collected. Plus, they emailed us with some ideas on how to improve Lazy.com. Thanks EdwardVS! See their collection at lazy.com/eduardvs

Thanks to Lazy’s new WAX integration collecting and sharing NFTs has never been easier

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) bring joy far and wide to collectors across the globe on a daily basis. From stunning indie art to desirable game pieces and even collections from leading toy brands, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Although the concept of digital blockchain collecting is still fairly new, WAX has hands-down increased the accessibility of these coveted items so that you can buy, sell, trade and create the things that you love.

And now, WAX makes an entrance into the world of Lazy, a huge quality-of-life improvement for anyone who enjoys NFT collecting and wants to share them with the world. At Lazy.com, you can link your wallets, view your collectibles in one spot and effortlessly show your finds off to the world.

What is Lazy?

Imagine being able to take all the NFTs that you’ve collected over the years from across multiple blockchains and seamlessly showcase them all in one spot — that’s Lazy.

It’s a crisp, clean platform that allows you to condense and sort through your collections with the click of a few buttons while giving you the power to share your favorites across social media.

We’re talking about any digital assets from Ethereum, Polygon, Solana — and now, WAX.

“We are excited to add the vibrant WAX NFTs ecosystem to [Lazy], the leading Personal NFT Presentation Platform. WAX has been a leading innovator for years. Lazy.com users globally will be excited to add their WAX collections,” says Mark Cuban, Founder of Lazy.

Adding your WAX wallet is easy

Simply login to your Lazy.com account, click “Add Wallet” and select WAX. You’ll be guided through connecting your WAX Cloud Wallet and Lazy will automatically display your NFTs. Easy!

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🗣 Lazy.com is hiring a social media specialist. Are you social media savvy and knowledgeable about NFTs? If so, here is your opportunity to work with Mark Cuban and team to give a voice to Lazy.com and build our community of NFT collectors. Your primary duty will be to produce a steady stream of quality social media content. Learn more and apply here. ⬅

This week’s featured collection is desultor

Desultor is “a dark pixel analog cryptoartist and degen nft collector.” They use their Lazy profile to display the many NFTs they have collected on Ethereum, Polygon and NBA TopShots. See their collection at lazy.com/desultor

This week we are continuing the hunt for NFTs worth collecting… and they must be under $150. The goal is to scoop up some gems that might have sustaining power. Here’s a few candidates that we found:

Rebel Society is a collection of 7,000 generative artworks “inspired by all the women who rebelled against society’s demands.” We’ve loving the angsty energy and cool art. (Price: $50)

Buy Now

Kumo x World Residents is generative NFT project that supports mental health and children charities. Launched by a female artist, the project’s positive vibes are refreshing. (Price: $58)

Buy Now

Dailydust is the eponymous collection of an artist of “whimsical and colorful illustration.” If you’re looking for some art that is unique and handmade, this could be it. (Price: $84)

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As always, do your own research before collecting any NFT. There are countless great NFT projects out there, good luck!

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This week’s featured collection is lanaeasteregg

Lanaeasteregg is a 20 year old design student who loves art, the NFT community & drinking tea. They use their Lazy profile to showcase the art they’ve created—they released their first NFT collection a few months ago—and the art they’ve collected. See their collection at lazy.com/lanaeasteregg

This week we are searching the blockchain for NFTs worth collecting… and they must be under $150. The goal is to scoop up some deals on projects that might have the power to survive the crypto winter. Here’s a few candidates that we found:

Everything I Own is a recently released photography project that caught our attention. The artist, Stardrop, photographed all 1,026 things that they owned and minted each as an NFT. Their motivation? It is an “exploration of ownership, consumerism, and privacy in the world of crypto.” (Price: $150)

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Chainfaces is a generative NFT project that was launched in January 2020 and immediately went viral. The collection has had a total volume of over 950eth in sales. Today it is easy to grab a Chainface for under $150. Collecting this one is a bet on whether the project will go viral again in the future. (Price: $140)

Buy Now

8th Wonders is a PFP collection by cubist artist 8th Project. If you’re looking for an inspiring story of an artist finding their way into NFTs, then you’ll love 8th Project’s journey. Plus the artwork is totally unique. (Price: $77)

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As always, do your own research before collecting any NFT. There are plenty of great NFT projects out there, good luck!

👉🏼 Want to make an impact on the NFT scene? Here’s your chance: Lazy.com is hiring a web3 front-end developer with React experience. Tens of thousands of collectors use Lazy.com to display their NFTs. Shape what they see. Apply now by sending a sample of your work. 👀

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This week’s featured collection is SimonPeret

Simon Peret is a street photographer and NFT artist. Simon’s collection on Lazy showcases some of their artwork. We were particularly drawn to the stark black and white aesthetic and emphasis of lines. See Simon’s collection at lazy.com/simonperet

The Lazy Features That Make Your Life Easier

Lazy.com was founded with a singular mission: be the easiest way to show off NFTs on all the blockchains. Today we support Ethereum, Polygon, Solana and NBA Top Shot NFTs with WAX coming soon!

Once you’ve added all your wallets, Lazy will automatically create a gallery of your NFTs. Now you can share your Lazy profile in your social media bios, email signature, and anywhere else on the Internet you’d like to display your multi-chain NFT collection. Easy!

Still, there’s more to discover on Lazy. Here are a few of our favorite features you may not know about:

1. Hide NFTs

You can hide NFTs from your profile page. Once you’re logged in, click the three dots on an NFT you own and select “Hide.” The NFT is still in your wallet but it will no longer show up on your Lazy.com profile.

Unhide NFTs by opening the menu and going to the Hidden NFTs option. Click on the three dots and choose unhide.

2. Use drag and drop to reorder pinned NFTs.

Pinning NFTs to your Lazy profile is a great way to emphasize which NFTs mean the most to you. Desktop users can also reorder their pinned NFTs by simply dragging and dropping them as they wish. Plus we’ve upped the pin limit to 30 for the big collectors out there.

3. Explore Lazy’s RabbitHole

One of the cool features of Lazy.com is a visual similarity search feature we call the RabbitHole. It’s not perfect (we’re working on it!) but it is a lot of fun to play with.

Here’s how it works: find an NFT you like, click the white circle in the right corner and select RabbitHole. Repeat.

For example, here is a trail of NFTs that we discovered beginning with a Hashmask.

Led us to The Twelve Steps by KnownOrigin

then “.sometimes ill admit im a lil slow with things, sorry“.

then “Headshot #9”

Pretty cool, huh?

We hope these features make it easy for you to display and discover NFTs. Let us know how it goes!

👉🏼 Want to make an impact on the NFT scene? Here’s your chance: Lazy.com is hiring a web3 front-end developer with React experience. Tens of thousands of collectors use Lazy.com to display their NFTs. Shape what they see. Apply now by sending a sample of your work. 👀

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