Coffee with Captain: Daily NFT Conversations

Cap opened the Friday show with a check-in on a bloody market, digging into liquidations, fear and greed, and what real capitulation looks like. The conversation shifted to Otherside as James joined to share updates on the Nexus, weekend events, and why the team is leaning deeper into live programming. Jonah then jumpe

Otherside Nexus launch day became a full walkthrough of why the new cinematic intro, early gameplay, and social feel landed so strongly with the community. Players who jumped in shared reactions to the swamp, Metropolis, Bathroom Blitz, and the Shop that let them buy ApeChain NFTs directly inside the world. The group c

Cap opened Tuesday’s show with a quick market check before shifting into a community-led discussion on how recent mints are communicating value. Speakers compared Wallchain, Quackheads, and House of Pranksy, highlighting why clarity builds trust when buyers want to know exactly what they’re getting. The group then exam

The show opened with the Wallchain mint price, as the community unpacked why it drew so much attention and whether expensive mints still signal genuine conviction. Listeners compared it to earlier examples like Kaito and debated how perceived value and visibility shape participation. Discussion then moved to Moonbirds’

Cap opened Monday’s show by recapping the weekend’s blow-up around “ICO Beast” and how quickly narratives can take off in crypto. What started as a critique of airdrop farmers turned into a deeper look at MegaETH’s reward system, builder alignment, and the meaning of voluntary conviction. The group debated whether toke

Cap opened Thursday’s show with a brief update on Coffee with Captain’s upcoming Zora rollout, clarifying that its creator coin is only a platform feature and carries no financial value. The main conversation centered on MegaETH as both a model and a debate point, highlighting why many see it as one of the most credibl