In March 2021 they released jeketnunc, a Jekyll website theme that let other Hic Et Nunc artists build their own independent portfolio sites. In June 2021 they launched ArtContracts, a decentralized application that stores artwork images and other data on the Tezos blockchain using a custom smart contract. In October 2021 they deployed MATH, a custom Tezos token, and airdropped 8,950 of it across 1,115 wallets belonging to everyone who had collected at least one of their NFTs on Hic Et Nunc since that March. They described MATH as a means of tracking and rewarding supporters rather than a financial instrument.³

Early works include Self Similarity and the Tezos Address Visualized pieces, code-based animations released on Hic Et Nunc in March and April 2021.² For 25 Hashes, they gave away 25 editions to Twitter users who submitted wallet addresses and transaction hashes as input strings for the artwork. They also distributed 222 free copies of "#OBJKT4OBJKT" Visualized during the OBJKT4OBJKT swap weekend on Hic Et Nunc, reserving the rest for their first 110 Twitter followers.⁴