MNTGE is a pioneering vintage clothing brand that seamlessly integrates blockchain technology into their garments. Founded by Nick Adler, Sean Wotherspoon, and Brennan Russo, MNTGE offers a category-defining experience where the rich heritage of vintage apparel meets the authenticity of blockchain.

MNTGE is a pioneering vintage clothing brand that seamlessly integrates blockchain technology into their garments. Founded by Nick Adler, Sean Wotherspoon, and Brennan Russo, MNTGE offers a category-defining experience where the rich heritage of vintage apparel meets the authenticity of blockchain.

Coldie, known for his 3D stereoscopic art, has gained international recognition through US exhibitions, crypto events, and features in the New York Times and Channel 4 London. Beginning his crypto art journey in 2017, his blockchain-themed works have significantly influenced the NFT art community.

Grant Yun is a digitally native artist most well-known for his vector works, incorporating minimalist aesthetics in his depictions of landscapes, architecture, and interior design. The artist’s style pays homage to painters of the early 1900s yet stands out as distinctly modern and contemporary.

Jen Stark is a visual artist whose work is inspired by natural patterns and geometries. She made history in 2021 as the first female artist on Foundation's top 10 highest selling creatives. Her work is featured in esteemed collections including the Smithsonian American Art Museum and MOCA Miami.

Mad Dog Jones—AKA Michah Dowbak—is one of the most recognized digital artists in the world. Well known for his entrancing sci-fi illustrations, he has created works for high-profile clients such as Lewis Hamilton, Valentino Rossi, and Deadmau5, and has sold at Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Phillips.

Mcbess is a French illustrator and musician living in London. His style is a mix of influences such as Fleischer Studios' old cartoons and contemporary shapes and symbols, with his drawings often presenting himself at the center of a surrealist world filled with food and musical references.

Chris Torres is a US-based Puerto Rican digital artist known for creating the iconic internet meme Nyan Cat. He revolutionized the NFT scene with the groundbreaking sale of the original Nyan Cat NFT in 2021, and continues to shape the landscape with innovative renditions of his distinct pixel art.

Olive Allen, a Russian-born tech entrepreneur and artist based in New York, is a pioneer in the NFT space. Her piece "Post-Death" was the first NFT sold at a major art fair, Art Basel Switzerland. Her art is known for its immersive virtual environments and exploration of societal implications.

Ovie Faruq, known as "OSF", is a former trader turned digital artist. His work utilizes vibrant colors, flashing lights and glitch-like animations. He’s most well known for his skull-like characters known as "rektguys", signifying the masochistic crypto culture of losing money, or "getting rekt".

Scott Campbell is renowned globally for his tattoo artistry, operating Saved Tattoo in Brooklyn, with clients like Marc Jacobs, Orlando Bloom and Penelope Cruz. He's also recognized in global fine art circles for his work across multiple mediums such as sculpture, watercolor and graphite.

All Seeing Seneca, known for her "cosmic horror and candyland" art, gained acclaim as lead designer for Bored Ape Yacht Club. Her creations have been sold at Sotheby's and Christie's, earning her prestigious awards such as Coindesk's "Most Influential Figures of 2021", and international exhibits.

Stay Chill Bill, aka Bill Farrelly, is a renowned artist and chainstitcher known for his intricate and detailed embroidery works, which he refers to as “wearable art.” Farrelly’s works have been worn by notable musicians such as Post Malone, Orville Peck, Greta Van Fleet and many more.