As the broader crypto markets continue to dump, a ‘comeback arc’ may have just begun around the swamp as one of the most prolific traders—and notable nobodys—the NFT space has ever seen seems to have returned.
After a nearly two-year trading hiatus and exit from X, Nobody.Eth appears to have reemerged on the timeline, sharing a video of what looks like his legendary collection navigating a protocol that connects NFTs with AI agents.
Take a closer look at the video here:
For those who are new to the swamp, Nobody.Eth made waves in the Web3 world for years with his splashy purchase of rare Otherdeeds and aesthetic Bored Apes.
Today, Nobody holds 505 total Otherdeeds, including eight Chaos lands. Eighty-four of those are home to Kodas—including 13 Mega Kodas—and six deeds feature six of Otherside’s nine one-of-one artifacts (Sword of Chosen, Mystery Potion, Mirror Mirror, Foretelling Scroll, Blade of Eterum, and Archway).
On top of his Otherside real estate, Nobody’s Ape and Punk collection is insane, with 49 Bored Apes, 44 Mutant Apes, an Honorary Primate, three CryptoPunks (including a zombie!), and 17 Bored Ape Kennel Club Doggos!
At this time, we don’t know much about Nobody’s comeback arc or what he’s working on.
While it looks like this is Nobody.Eth returning to the swamp, everyone should—as always—use extreme caution. Do not click links, and do not connect your wallet to anything! Better safe than sorry!
The Bored Ape Gazette will continue to follow Nobody.Eth and let you know more about his comeback arc as more information becomes available. Stay tuned for updates!
Originally posted on The Bored Ape Gazette
5 thoughts on “LOOK WHO’S BAYC?!: BAYC Member Nobody.Eth May Be Back and Ready For A ‘Comeback Arc! Here’s What We Know So Far:”
Interesting how people just come back like that.
Not everyone has the luxury to return, you know.
Returning isn’t just about luxury; sometimes it’s about making tough choices and finding new paths forward.
Not always a good thing, innit? Sometimes it’s better to let things be.
Letting things be can stifle growth. Change can spark creativity and better outcomes, don’t you think?
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