So there are 3 main areas for potential easter eggs:
- variations of the holographic forms that the AI assistant takes.
- variations on attractor shapes, in the form of diagrams, that the AI assistant is presenting to the main character
- various objects that could be inserted into the landscape to reference key moments in the history of cryptocurrencies, DAOs, and the regenerative finance movement

### AI Assistant Forms

Certainly, the form the AI assistant takes can provide a fun and engaging way to incorporate easter eggs into your comic. Here are a few ideas:

1. **Classic Video Game Characters:** The AI assistant could take on the forms of classic video game characters that have AI or robotic themes. For example, Mega Man from the Mega Man series, GLaDOS from Portal, or Claptrap from Borderlands. This could serve as a nod to the gaming community, which has a significant overlap with the crypto community.

2. **Historical Figures:** The AI could change into the likeness of famous figures from the history of computers and cryptography, such as Alan Turing, Ada Lovelace, or Satoshi Nakamoto (which could be represented as a question mark or silhouette due to the anonymous nature of this identity).

3. **Famous AIs:** The assistant could also morph into famous AIs from movies or literature. This could include HAL 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey, Marvin from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, or TARS from Interstellar.

4. **Crypto Symbols:** The AI assistant could transform into symbols associated with cryptocurrencies, such as the Bitcoin or Ethereum logo, or other symbolic imagery associated with different coins (like Dogecoin's Shiba Inu).

5. **Computer Components:** The AI could take on the form of computer components, like a CPU, GPU, or a hard drive, as a reference to the tech-savviness of the crypto community.

6. **Quantum Physics Symbols:** Considering the topic of strange attractors, the AI assistant could take the form of symbols from quantum mechanics or chaos theory, such as a Lorenz attractor, a Schrödinger's cat, or a double-slit experiment setup.

7. **Blockchain Visualization:** The AI could change into a visualization of a blockchain, with each block representing a significant event in the history of cryptocurrencies or DAOs.

8. **Famous Sci-fi Gadgets:** The assistant could transform into famous sci-fi gadgets, like the Star Trek tricorder or Doctor Who's sonic screwdriver.

9. **Internet Culture Reference:** The AI could take on forms related to internet culture, like the Reddit mascot, a Twitter bird, or the Instagram logo. This could symbolize the importance of these platforms in the spread and discussion of crypto culture.

10. **Classic Mathematical Shapes or Diagrams:** Considering the nature of the comic, the AI could morph into classic mathematical shapes, diagrams or symbols like a golden ratio spiral, a fractal, or a Möbius strip.

### Attractor Diagrams

Sure, I can provide a list of several attractor shapes and patterns that could serve as the basis for easter eggs in your comic. These shapes are often derived from mathematics, physics, and complex systems, and they can be visually interesting as well


1. **Lorenz Attractor:** This is probably the most famous example of a strange attractor. Named after Edward Lorenz, it's a set of chaotic solutions to the Lorenz system that, when graphed, resemble a butterfly or figure eight.


2. **Rössler Attractor:** Named after Otto Rössler, this is a system of three non-linear ordinary differential equations. The attractor shows chaotic dynamics and resembles a warped, endless band.


3. **Hénon Attractor:** This is a discrete-time dynamical system. When plotted, it shows a fractal structure that looks like a filled square with a smaller square-shaped hole.


4. **Ikeda Map Attractor:** This is a named after a type of discrete-time dynamical system that was introduced by the Japanese physicist, Kanji Ikeda. The resulting images often resemble complicated, tangled threads or ribbons.


5. **Mandelbrot Set:** This is not an attractor in the traditional sense, but it's a set of complex numbers that form a fractal when visualized. Its boundary is a famous and instantly recognizable complex shape.


6. **Julia Set:** These are fractals that are defined by a family of complex quadratic polynomials. Just like the Mandelbrot set, the shapes of Julia sets can be complex and intricate.


7. **Chua's Circuit Attractor:** This is a simple electronic circuit that exhibits classic chaos theory behavior. When graphed, it shows a double-scroll attractor.


8. **Tinkerbell Attractor:** This is a simple two-dimensional map that exhibits chaotic behavior. The plotted shape somewhat resembles a four-petal flower.


9. **Three-Body Problem Attractors:** The three-body problem, which describes the complex motion of three bodies under mutual gravitational attraction, can generate a variety of chaotic patterns that could be seen as attractors.


10. **Sierpinski Triangle:** While not an attractor itself, it's an example of a self-replicating fractal. It's a triangle that's divided recursively into smaller triangles.

Each of these shapes could be used as the basis for an easter egg, perhaps by subtly incorporating them into the AI's diagrams or the environment of the comic. The forms could also be adapted or modified to represent concepts or objects from the crypto world. For example, the Lorenz Attractor could be shaped into a Bitcoin logo, or the Julia Set could be manipulated to resemble the Ethereum logo.

### Objects Hidden in the Landscape

1. **Bitcoin Pizza:** On May 22, 2010, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz bought two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins. You could incorporate an image of a pizza box with a logo that subtly includes "10,000" or "BTC".

2. **Ethereum Logo:** As Ethereum has been a significant platform for the development of DAOs and DeFi, the inclusion of its logo, perhaps subtly embedded into the scenery, could serve as an easter egg.

3. **CryptoKitties:** This was one of the first games built on a blockchain (Ethereum). A small, stylized kitten somewhere in the landscape would be a neat nod to this event.

4. **Satoshi Nakamoto:** You could include an object that's associated with this pseudonymous person or group of people, like a white paper (Bitcoin's foundational document) lying around.

5. **DAO Hack and Hard Fork:** To reference the DAO hack and the subsequent Ethereum hard fork, you could represent a split path or fork in a road, one path being the "original" and the other the "new".

6. **HODL Graffiti:** "HODL" is a common term in the crypto community which originated from a misspelled forum post advising to "hold" Bitcoin rather than sell. Graffiti of "HODL" on a wall or sign could be a fun reference.

7. **Bitcoin Miner:** A small, stylized image of a mining rig could be included as a reference to Bitcoin mining.

8. **NFT Art:** Considering the impact of NFTs, incorporating famous NFT art pieces subtly into the background could be a way to nod to this trend. You could include pieces like Beeple’s “Everydays: The First 5000 Days”, or CryptoPunk characters.

9. **Uniswap Logo:** Uniswap is a key player in the DeFi ecosystem. Its logo (a pink unicorn) or any representation of a unicorn could symbolize this.

10. **Yield Farming:** As a central concept in DeFi, you could symbolize yield farming with an image of crops or farming tools.

11. **MakerDAO and DAI Stablecoin:** As a symbol for MakerDAO, consider using a small jug or jar to represent a "maker" or "DAI", a collateral-backed cryptocurrency whose value is stable relative to the US Dollar.

12. **Yearn.Finance:** Reference Yearn.Finance, a key protocol in the DeFi space, with a stylized YFI logo or something that indicates earning interest, like a growing tree.

Remember, the subtlety is often what makes an easter egg fun and intriguing. So these references could be incorporated in a way that fits seamlessly with the rest of the artwork.