Hackatao is a surreal digital artist duo that pioneered crypto art by minting animated GIFs on SuperRare as early as 2018, having originally worked in sculpture before transitioning to digital art. Hackatao's Twitter Score is 218 out of 1000 (an Excellent rating) as of August 2026, ranking #2,005 (top 0.5%) among 483,652 tracked accounts.
Hackatao was described by Sotheby's as a digital artist duo formed in 2007, with roots in sculpture before moving into blockchain-based art. The duo's early NFT work on SuperRare includes over 130 one-of-one works, among them Warhol Thinks Pop6, a 1/1 ERC-721 animated GIF minted in 2018 and listed by Sotheby's. A separate commission from Christie's produced Hack of a Bear, an AR and 3D graphic video art project also released on SuperRare.
Hackatao collaborated with Blondie on Hack the Borders, an animated digital artwork released on Nifty Gateway on August 6, 2021, featuring musical accompaniment by Chris Stein and a poem written and spoken by Debbie Harry. The duo also partnered with Austrian Post on a limited series of 10,000 physical crypto stamps carrying digital blockchain certification, soulbound NFTs, and NFC authenticity checks, published for release on December 12.
Hackatao launched Queens+Kings, a PFP project developed in collaboration with NFT Studios and formerly supported by Sotheby's, featuring avatars with swappable traits where each trait is itself a separate NFT that can be disassembled, exchanged, bought, sold, and replaced. The Genesis Release was open to Hackatao collectors, Sotheby's collectors, and $MORK owners, with 300 Queens+Kings reported as available on Sotheby's Metaverse and purchasable by credit card. Hackatao's account has published 28,117 posts and has been mentioned by 404 accounts a total of 2,165 times, reflecting sustained engagement across the crypto art community.
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