NFT
Bring on the low-cost NFTs

I’ve been thinking about the NFT market quite a lot lately, mostly scratching my head at some of the prices folks are willing to pay for certain ownership signatures on particular blockchains. I just can’t get that excited about a pixelated ape.
Notably, I am in the huge majority on that point, even amongst the crypto faithful. Data from DappRadar indicates that in the last 24 hours, just 31 traders swapped a mere 18 Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs. That’s a pretty darn slim market. You might even call it illiquid.
But there are areas of activity in the NFT market that are both liquid and lower cost that make far more sense to me.
Again leaning on DappRadar data, the busiest hive of NFT activity is Axie Infinity, which has seen 56,099 traders execute 88,027 transactions in the last day. Axie’s world is seeing a multiple of trading activity that the second-busiest NFT grouping saw in the last day, NBA Top Shot with 16,113 traders and 27,929 total transactions.
We can divvy up the NFT market into a few categories, I think, to help understand what we’re seeing here:
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NFT2 years ago
Coinbase is launching an NFT marketplace – Morning Brew
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NFT1 year ago
What is Idle Cyber? NFT Game That Raised 1.5M From Many Investors – The Island Now
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Uncategorized2 years ago
Compounding and Saving in Bitcoin: The Power of a Dollar-Cost Averaging Strategy – Yahoo Finance
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Crypto1 year ago
Cryptocurrency exchange MyCryptoWallet collapses, appoints liquidators
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Metaverse2 years ago
Facebook launches new AR tools to help creators build the metaverse – Mint
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Metaverse1 year ago
Top 3 Metaverse Coins With a Unit Price Below $0.01 to Watch in April 2022 – The VR Soldier
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Metaverse2 years ago
What is the metaverse and how will it work? – 台北時報
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NFT1 year ago
NFTs, an overblown speculative bubble inflated by pop culture and crypto mania – The Conversation AU