Cap admitted he briefly considered selling all his NFTs. He said he has no conviction in price action right now, which set off a wider conversation about market fatigue, fragmented liquidity, and the harm caused by incentivized bidding models. The hosts criticized OpenSea for essentially copying Blur’s farming system “packaged a little prettier,” calling it a net negative that accelerates floor price decline. In the closing stretch, Steve reflected on his long history supporting Doodles and explained why negative experiences with the community have led him to stop posting about the project, despite still liking the art. He stressed that NFT brands will need real-world partnerships and tangible rewards to build sustainable value.

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