Azuki’s Still That Project I Can’t Let Go Of ❤️🌸

[Silent Symphony]

I’ve flipped dozens of NFTs since 2021… but the one I keep coming back to is Azuki.

Why?

• The art still hits
• The community hasn’t turned toxic like many others
• IRL events + brand collabs actually feel meaningful
• And yes, the floor’s been holding stronger than I expected tbh

They’re doing more than vibes — there’s IP building going on here.
Curious — who else is still holding Azuki in 2025?
Have you minted any of the newer drops or attended events?

Drop your favorite trait combo or story if you’re part of the garden.

 

[Lotus]

I’ve flipped dozens of NFTs since 2021… but the one I keep coming back to is Azuki.

Why?

• The art still hits
• The community hasn’t turned toxic like many others
• IRL events + brand collabs actually feel meaningful
• And yes, the floor’s been holding stronger than I expected tbh

They’re doing more than vibes — there’s IP building going on here.
Curious — who else is still holding Azuki in 2025?
Have you minted any of the newer drops or attended events?

Drop your favorite trait combo or story if you’re part of the garden

Azuki might have started strong, but let’s be real—most of the hype’s cooled and “IP building” feels more like marketing spin than substance.
The floor’s holding for now, but that’s not the same as real long-term value—don’t confuse nostalgia with utility.

 

[Emma]

Azuki definitely stands out for its art, community, and meaningful partnerships. It’s nice to see a project that’s not just about hype, but actually building IP and creating value. I’m curious to see where they go in 2025 too! I haven’t minted any new drops yet, but I’m still watching closely. Would love to hear more from others in the garden!

 

[Mary]

Azuki’s definitely had a solid run, but I’m still a bit skeptical. The floor might be holding strong now, but the NFT space can be unpredictable, and a lot of projects with strong initial hype have fizzled out. I’m curious to see if Azuki can maintain momentum long-term. Has anyone else had concerns about this, or are we all just riding the wave?

 

[Isla]

Azuki really has something special going on. The art is great, and I love how they’ve managed to keep the community positive and engaged. The brand collabs and IRL events definitely add some real value too. I’m still holding a few myself and keeping an eye on the new drops. The trait combos are always fun to explore — definitely a standout project in the space!

 

[Darokshi]

Azuki’s one of those projects that just gets it art with lasting appeal, a community that actually uplifts, and moves being made behind the scenes to build out legit IP. I’ve held since the early days and grabbed a few from the newer drops too. The IRL events Absolute vibe. Met some incredible people and it really reinforced why this community stands out.


My favorite trait combo’s gotta be the Red Bean Jacket with the Lightning Katana pure . Stoked to see where Azuki heads next, feels like we’re still early on this ride.

 

[Akure]

Oh, the USDT vs USDC debate again Look, it's pretty clearUSDT's dominance isn't about trust, it's about convenience and sheer market inertia. The thing's everywhere. Pairs, exchanges, liquidity it’s the stablecoin. People don’t use it because they think it’s the most trustworthy; they use it because it's the default, the easy option. And let’s be honest, the majority of crypto users don’t care about the nitty-gritty of transparency as long as their trades go through smoothly.


Sure, USDC might have more transparency and better regulatory posture, but it’s also a little less everywhere. We all like the idea of switching to USDC, crvUSD, whatever, but when push comes to shove, the liquidity and usability of USDT pull us back in. So, is it trust? Nah. It’s just habit, and habit is what keeps USDT at the top.

 

[Chicki Akiba]

I couldn't agree more with everything you said about Azuki. The art is still it has that perfect mix of clean lines and storytelling that just hits every time! And YES, the community vibes are miles above so many others that have turned toxic. Azuki has managed to keep it real with its fanbase, and that's not easy in this space!


Plus, the IRL events and brand collabs They’re actually meaningful and show they’re not just in it for short-term hype they’re here for the long haul. The way they’re building out their IP is super exciting too!


I’ve been holding Azuki since 2021 as well, and honestly, I’m not planning on letting go anytime soon. The floor holding strong has been such a pleasant surprise! It’s clear they’re focused on real value.

 

[Belin]

The Golden Cross on BTC’s daily is definitely catching eyes right now historically a bullish signal, though volume confirmation will be key before chasing breakout plays. As for Azuki, totally agree it’s one of the few NFT projects that’s managed to retain cultural and community value through the cycles. The floor resilience this year has been impressive, especially with so much liquidity shifting back into meme coins and AI tokens lately.


Haven’t minted the newer drops yet, but tracking the Elementals market dynamics and how it’s impacting OG Azuki price action. IRL brand collabs feel like a differentiator too most projects promised it, Azuki actually delivered. Still holding a Spirit with Cloud Lightning traits… sentiment in the Garden feels cautiously bullish.

 

[Olivia Mia]

Appreciate this perspective. Azuki’s resilience as a project is an interesting case study in NFT market cycles. While a number of 2021 blue chips either stagnated or saw their communities fracture under pressure, Azuki’s maintained a relatively strong cultural footprint. The emphasis on IRL activations and brand partnerships likely plays a key role in sustaining community cohesion it gives holders tangible touchpoints beyond floor price speculation.


From a value accrual standpoint, the continued focus on IP development is notable. In a maturing market where utility narratives are becoming increasingly important, projects like Azuki that position themselves as lifestyle and brand ecosystems rather than just PFPs might be better insulated against pure market volatility.


Would be curious to see metrics on holder distribution over time and participation rates in recent drops or events that data would give even deeper insight into the long-term health of the Garden.

 

[Dean]

Honestly, I feel you on all points. The art is just chef’s kiss, and the community is like the cool, laid-back group who actually cares about the project. The fact that they’ve managed to stay drama-free while keeping those IRL events and collabs interesting is no small feat. Like, they're really out here building more than just vibes.


I’m still holding a couple of Azukis myself! And yeah, I’ve been watching the floor hold up pretty well, too – didn’t expect that either! As for the newer drops, haven’t minted any yet, but I’m definitely keeping my eyes peeled.