The floor price of the Node Monkey NFT series has dropped more than 17% in 24 hours, currently quoted at 0.108 BTC
BlockBeats news, on September 6th, according to MagicEden data, the floor price of NodeMonkes NFT series is now reported at 0.108 BTC, with a drop of over 17% in 24 hours.
The data shows that the total trading volume of this NFT series has reached 4851 BTCs, there are about 5600 wallet addresses holding it and approximately 1500 listed sell orders. According to its highest historical floor price record (0.65 BTC), it has dropped by about 85%.
Previously reported by BlockBeats, NodeMonkes founder Rocktoshi claimed to be a co-founder of Ordinals on social media on September 4th. Afterwards, Ordinals founder Casey Rodarmor responded saying that what Rocktoshi said was untrue and that Rocktoshi had a bad reputation in the circle. However, Rocktoshi insisted that everything he said was true.
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