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The Metaverse is thriving right now, as individuals and companies pile in. It is becoming an industry-standard in the crypto space. So I started looking into AR NFT Generator, AR Glasses, and Virtual Land. I am expecting that in a few years, these technologies will become part of everyone's daily lives. AR NFT Generator –…
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do you think star atlas is a sound investment? and atlas polis coin? why are the two tokens for one game? submitted by /u/redditusermazafaka [link] [comments]

We’ve only been in the new year for a few days, and OpenSea is proving to be NFT’s open sea. On the second day of 2022, the NFT marketplace, which features some of the biggest blockchain-based collectibles from Bored Apes to CryptoPunks, announced $243 million in sales. The figure went up significantly during new year’s eve. The company made $170 million on January 1 and $124 million on December 31. Opensea Sales Increased 646x In 2021, Cruises Into 2022 OpenSea ended 2021 with a total trading volume of nearly $14 billion. According to data from Token Terminal, the top NFT marketplace witnessed a volume of $21.7 million in 2020, implying that trading surged by a factor of 646 last year. OpenSea daily cumulative transaction vol. Source: Token Terminal OpenSea left its competitors in the dust.  According to data from DappRadar, the next largest platform, Rarible, handled $260 million in transactions in 2021. Only a few niche collectors were aware of the possibilities of NFTs this time last year. OpenSea is now just one of several companies that have tapped into the rapidly expanding market. OpenSea accounted for more than $60 billion ($14 billion) of the $20 billion in NFT revenues recorded in 2021. Statistics from Dune Analytics, a free blockchain data analytics platform, shows that OpenSea’s daily trade volumes have exceeded $200 million for six of the ten days so far in 2022. In 2022, OpenSea is on the verge of surpassing $2 billion in traded NFTs. Since the beginning of 2022, they have generated over $1.9 billion in trade activity. ETH/USD plunges further as BTC struggles to recover. Source: TradingView Bored Ape Yacht Club was the collection that earned OpenSea the most money in 2021. Bored Apes, which debuted in April and is based on the success of the original generative avatars, CryptoPunks, began a new trend of NFT animal avatar projects. BAYC has seen a trading volume of about 280,000 ETH, or around $1.06 billion, since its launch, accounting for 6.3 percent of OpenSea’s total volume. While these collections are commanding record-breaking prices, data points to the Prime Ape Planet PAPs and the Bored Ape Kennel Club as potential emerging markets. Time will tell if they have staying strength, but in the meantime, they are contributing to a thriving market and some pretty incredible numbers. Related article | Eminem Buys Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT That Looks Like Him For $452K Here Are Some Other Projects To Consider On OpenSea Metawatches Metawatches is the first NFT watch company of its sort. The first to bring together cutting-edge technology with high-end art. Fully working NFTs with three separate modes for displaying the owner’s current time: Metaverse, Smartwatch, and Clock. The synergies that exist between art and technology are the focus of these functional NFT artworks. They mix the functionality of a smart watch with the luxury that is currently lacking in smart watches. On January 8th-10th, 2022, “The Analog Summer 2021” was issued with a mint price of 0.8 Eth. On January 10th,  the NFT watch collection was revealed, with a total of 1,234 NFTs. All 1,234 NFTs have distinctive rarity qualities. They all trade on OpenSea. The company also collaborated with internationally renowned NFT Artist Kenny Schatcher to create an exclusive collection of ten watches, which are only available through the Nagel Draxler Gallery. The Moon Boyz The Moon Boyz are a group of 11,111 distinct characters that exist on the Ethereum Blockchain. Each NFT is one-of-a-kind and 3D-designed, and it includes complete membership in an ever-growing community as well as superb utilities. The Mekaverse The MekaVerse is a collection of 8,888 generative Mekas inspired by Japan’s Mecha worlds. Mattey and Matt B, two pals and 3D artists who have gone headfirst into the NFT space, created the MekaVerse project. The MekaVerse project’s roadmap involves bringing the Mekas to life through high-quality 3D-printed toys. The MekaVerse project is still in progress, with the founders and holders of the characters driving the plan. The project’s goals include streetwear, partnerships with well-known artists, and the possibility of making short films based on the characters. Related article | a16z, Mark Cuban invest $23 million in NFT platform OpenSea Featured Image from Shutterstock | Charts by Token Terminal, and TradingView

Mine was a shitcoin dex aggregator rugpull called octofi. Got cocky from easy bull run gains, put about 2k in and sold at about a 90% loss after hodling and hoping too long. The signs were there that the project was dead. But I was fooled by getting an entry 50% below ATH, and seeing…
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At the beginning of 2021 I got into crypto and like most newbies I was fomoing at the top and panic selling on the dips. I eventually got into a good DCA schedule but that’s when the May crash happened and I ended up down a lot. I kept buying but I definitely felt sad,…
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Estonian Finance Minister Keit Pentus-Rosimannus has offered to share her country’s experience in regulating cryptocurrencies with the U.S. in a discussion with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. Estonia Offers to Share Crypto Experience With the US U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Estonian Finance Minister Keit Pentus-Rosimannus reportedly discussed cryptocurrency regulation during a video call Friday. […]

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I do not understand how we have 300+ gwei fees during the busy hours and it is persistently over 150 gwei even at the "quiet hours" mostly powered by NFT drops and Opensea activity. And it mostly pfps from what I can see. Does this strike anyone else as bizarre? submitted by /u/StableRare…
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