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FINDING THE GOB SPOT: BAYC Member GSpot Adds 27 GobsOnApe To His Collection, Becoming The Project’s Biggest Holder!

Writer: Kyle
Kyle
Sep 17
1 min read

Longtime Bored Ape Yacht Club member and collector GSpot found the Gob spot late last night, going on a spooky scary sweep of the ecosystem’s mystical and mysterious pixelated creatures!


Over the last 24 hours, GSpot purchased 27 GobsOnApe for 26,437 $APE, or roughly $3,418 USD.

 

 

For GSpot, the decision to pick up all these spooky scary pixels was threefold and a long time coming.


“First off Gobs are Gobs, there's not a washed kol in the space that can argue that fact,” he told the Gazette. “Second, I had to sell some Gobs earlier in the year and in my opinion if you sell something with the intention of getting it back one day you should make right on your promises with yourself and I was blessed enough to have the opportunity to do so. Thirdly I think that gobs will forever  be a staple on ApeChain and if I look in a wallet and don’t see one I start to question the individual at a core level.”

 

Following his acquisition, GSpot became the collection’s largest single holder and took to the timeline, where he hit GobsOnApe Founder and Otherside Lead James Hall with a simple little “hey.”

 

 

“James Hall has become a friend in the space and along with alot of builders on ApeChain,” GSpot said.  “He  is just a great supportive individual in mine and I believe everyone's web3 journey.”

 

 

The Gazette will continue to follow all things Gobs and will let you know what GSpot does next around the swamp. Stay tuned for updates!

3 Comments


Alexender123 Robbin
Alexender123 Robbin
19 hours ago

Maverick bomber jacket fans will find this collection story fascinating. Bella Ramsey Jacket GSpot’s addition of 27 GobsOnApe pieces is an impressive move, making him the project’s biggest holder. It’s exciting to see such strong commitment and enthusiasm within the BAYC community.

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fnaf susi
fnaf susi
Sep 21

This is fascinating! I’m curious: how do you think GSpot’s collection impacts the overall value of GobsOnApe? Also, could this be a new trend in places like monkey mart?

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Abbey Lee
Sep 19

Been using Pico Image for a while now for resizing and compressing images. It runs entirely in the browser so nothing gets uploaded to a server, which I find reassuring. Background removal works pretty well too, saves me from opening heavier software for simple tasks.

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