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Kyle Waters

Kyle Waters is the co-founder and CPO of PortexAI, a decentralized global marketplace for the new data economy. He is a Data Science Contributor to ClubNFT and has collaborated with its CEO Jason Bailey (Artnome) on data, art, and tech projects since 2018. He previously led research and built data products at Coin Metrics and has written extensively about blockchains, AI, and the intersection of art and technology.

From Whatever Happened to NFTs?, February 2025

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Jason Bailey
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PortexAI
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PortexAI
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Artnome, Coin Metrics, ClubNFT

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Authored Articles on Right Click Save

  • 2025Whatever Happened to NFTs?
  • 2022Data and the Art of NFT Discovery
  • 2022The Macro State of the NFT Market
  • 2022Art Blocks and the Data of Generative Art
  • 2022In Search of Lost Robbies
  • 2022Data in the Year of the NFT

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Discussed

  • 2025Whatever Happened to NFTs?
  • 2022Data and the Art of NFT Discovery
  • 2022The Macro State of the NFT Market
  • 2022Art Blocks and the Data of Generative Art
  • 2022In Search of Lost Robbies

Mentioned

  • 2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
  • 2025Right Click Save’s Top 10 Stories in 2025
  • 2022Data in the Year of the NFT

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