NFT Update: $688k Fidenza sale; Bitcoin takes second spot for NFTs; plus Ledger delays key recovery service
1 min read · 23 May 2023
Tyler Hobbs, 'Fidenza #971', courtesy of the artist.
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Art Blocks Curated project ‘Human Unreadable’ by Operator drops this Wednesday at 6PM BST.
Bitcoin is the second largest blockchain by NFT Sales Volume over the last 30 days with $169m, according to data from CryptoSlam.
Hardware wallet maker Ledger is delaying the release of its key-recovery service after strong criticism from the crypto community.
Web3 app development platform Sort has raised $3.5m in a seed funding round.
Fidenza #971 sold for 370 ETH ($688k) yesterday.
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The Top 3 NFT Sales over the past 24 hours were Fidenza #971 for 370 ETH ($688k), CryptoPunk #4680 for 174 ETH ($316k), and Fidenza #590 for 65 ETH ($118k).
The Top 3 NFT Collections by Volume over the past 24 hours were Mutant Ape Yacht Club for $3.5m (-57%), Milady Maker with $3.5m (+17%), and CryptoPunks with $3.4m (+57%).
The Top 3 NFT Marketplaces by Volume over the past 24 hours were Blur with $19.3m (-5%), OpenSea with $7.3m (+15%), and Immutable X Marketplaces with $934k (+2%).
The Total Crypto Market Capitalisation is $1.19t, a 1.3% increase over the past 24 hours.