Sam Spratt is a digital artist renowned for blending classical painting techniques with web3 technology, immersing his community of collectors and followers in intricate storytelling worlds replete with interactive elements. A graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design, Spratt is most associated with his "LUCI" series, a collection of digital paintings paired with written psalms that explore the rediscovery of ancient human values in a post-historic world, inviting collectors to influence the narrative through token elements. Celebrated for the emotional depth and technical precision of his art, Spratt has also collaborated with major brands, like Netflix and Marvel.

Sarah Meyohas’s practice provides an intelligible visual language to articulate the systems and complex operations that increasingly govern our world. In 2015, she created Bitchcoin, a cryptocurrency backed by her physical artwork, which predated the launch of Ethereum and is the first tokenization of physical art on a blockchain; her subsequent work has spanned from sculpture and architecture to performance and filmmaking, often incorporating technological elements ranging from artificial intelligence to robotics and holography. In addition to her artistic endeavors, Meyohas invests in companies that align with her moral and aesthetic values. Her areas of focus include human enhancement, cryptographic infrastructure, and deep-tech broadly defined, encompassing robotics, AI, and biotech. She currently invests through Bluebirds Capital and has previously served as a special partner at Pascal Capital and a venture partner at Spark Capital.

Kenny Schachter is an artist, writer, curator, art collector, and NFT advocate who has been a dynamic force in the art world for over 30 years. Known for his candid and humorous columns on Artnet, Schachter critiques the traditional art market while championing digital art and NFTs. He has co-curated groundbreaking NFT exhibitions, including “NFTism: No Fear in Trying” in London in 2021, and a survey of his own art—an exhibition of sculpture, painting, and installation with digital counterparts for each physical work—is currently on view at Galerie Nagel Draxler in Cologne, entitled “Phone Face." Schachter is also an in-demand teacher on the subjects of art history and economics in addition to NFTs, and has lectured at prestigious institutions including Yale University, Columbia University, Harvard Law School, and the University of Zurich.