I started building the world of Moonga when I was 17. Ten years of @SpellsofGenesis only showed a corner of it. The Askian Valley, Emperor Daryen, the tribes and guilds: there is far more lore than the game ever let you walk through. So I am trying something. A Velocimon × Spells of Genesis crossover, set in Durstor. The clip is a small spoiler of an adventure there. Iconic places, iconic characters, and you crossing the world instead of only fighting in it. No promises. This is an experiment, and whether it goes further depends on what you tell me. If you played #SoG: which place or character from Moonga would you want to meet first?

You asked, it’s coming. Book of Orbs lands in the new @CasaTookan, as requested by @davesta_xcp. Dark mode too, thanks @Memeticx. 🌙

I got hacked at 3:59 AM without clicking anything. My voicemail handed the attacker my Telegram login code. Here is exactly how it worked, so it doesn't happen to you. 3:54 AM. My phone rings about ten times in a row, No Caller ID. That was not harassment. It was the attack: keep my line busy. Meanwhile, the attacker asks Telegram to log in with my number and picks "send the code by phone call". My line is busy, so Telegram's robot call lands on my voicemail and reads the code out loud to it. Carrier voicemail can often be reached remotely, with a default PIN or a spoofed caller ID. He listens to the message. At 3:59 he is in. Fortunately, the attack was noisy. The calls woke me up. At 4 AM I only wanted to go back to sleep, but I had the presence of mind to check my notifications. Telegram was showing a new login from a device I didn't know. That check is what saved me: I ended his session within minutes. If I had rolled over, the next day would have been a mess. In those few minutes he had already typed /balance, then /start on every old wallet bot he could find in my chats. He was hunting for funds tied to my Telegram. The bots were long dead and nothing was lost. He still had time to set his own 2FA password on my account. What would have stopped it: Telegram two-step verification, with a recovery email. With a password on the account, the code alone is useless. Your voicemail. Change the PIN, block remote access, or turn it off (##002# cancels call forwarding on most carriers). Same for WhatsApp and any service that can send a code by voice call. No seeds, keys or passwords in Saved Messages. Ever. A burst of masked calls at night is a signal, not a nuisance. Check your notifications and your active sessions. I have been building in crypto for more than ten years and I had never thought about my voicemail. Check yours today.

For the past 12 years, every card you collected in Spells of Genesis, every quest you triggered, every wallet you linked: was held in memory by a piece of software almost nobody outside the studio knew existed. We finally packaged it for outside use. It's called Sandra.

Everyone is talking about @mempalaceai (50k+ stars). They showed that flat vector search isn’t enough for real AI memory. But there’s still a massive gap: true Structured Recall. We built something better. Introducing Sandra, an ontological graph for AI agents. Used for @SpellsofGenesis backbone since 2015.

You can only keep one card from the 2015 era: • SATOSHICARD • FDCARD • GENESISCARD What's your pick and why? 👇

Hard lesson after 25+ years building games 👇 One of my biggest mistakes on Spells of Genesis: I focused too late on Day-1 experience. The game is deep. The systems is strong. Hardcore players love it. But depth doesn’t matter if players never reach it. Early on, we optimized the core game, not the first 10 minutes. Tutorials and onboarding came later. By then, fixing it meant redesigning everything. Early adopters will push through anything. Growth users won’t. If Day-1 retention is weak: every acquisition effort leaks value. My rule for the next product: Day-1 experience comes before depth. Hook first. Masterpiece second.

Many people ask how early collaboration cards worked in the first years of @SpellsofGenesis. Here’s the simple rule we followed: 🔸 If a project already had its own visual identity → we adapted it into SoG. 🔸 If it didn’t → we created a brand-new SoG card inspired by their story. Want the full thread on the early SoG collaborations? 👇

FW collab cards are primarily Force of Will cards. SoG only integrated them into the game. Same story reversed with SATOSHICARD: → Primarily a SOG card → Sarutobi later adopted it with a different visual. Cross-game tokens existed way before “interoperability” was cool 😉

Fun fact: The very first Spells of Genesis prototype ran on Counterparty and looked… nothing like the final game. 😂 But it worked. And that was enough to start a revolution.

📜 History is written on-chain. Discover the journey from @SpellsofGenesis to today's #NFT landscape. How do you see NFTs evolving in the next 5 years? 🌍 #BlockchainInnovation #DigitalAssets