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$CLAW MORE THAN A MEME. MORE THAN AN NFT. 🐾

CYBERCLAW is building an ecosystem where the token and NFTs have a connection.

Here's one part of the Genesis NFT mechanism:

🔥 70% of the CLAW spent on an NFT mint goes directly to the burn address.

⚡ 30% goes to the project's marketing wallet to support future development and visibility.

No complicated promises. Just a mechanism written into the smart contract.

We're building step by step.

The claws are just getting started.

#CYBERCLAW #claw #BNBChain #nft #MEME

My first NFT collection is LIVE 🎴

15 hand-made trading cards — the SWAP Rigpop Collection — now on BNB Chain. From Mewar Royale 👑 to Neon Glitch ⚡, every card is 1 of 1, designed by me.

3 Legendary · 3 Epic · 5 Rare · 4 Common

See all 15 in the gallery 👇

https://muse.ai/s/swap-nft-gallery-xtxy6qxjh1xtq8l/5vQyv3fOnFYCm4dbNPh1TmKciZmlKhLBFTDkuE9IsHY

Contract: 0xB04276491f1E5791a72D14705C28f75235c75d47

#NFT #BNBChain

Looks like blue-chip NFTs have found their endgame: opening a trading card shop.

Pudgy is doing Vibes cards, Collector Crypt’s CARD just launched on Coinbase, and now Yuga’s Mudwater is here too. On opening night, November 6, BAYC officially livestreamed pack openings on Whatnot, which is also Mudwater’s main distribution channel. BAYC holders can claim up to 10 packs through mid-January next year.

The community is saying, “This is a bridge to the mainstream collectibles world.” I think they’ve got it backwards. This isn’t bringing mainstream people into crypto; it’s crypto projects going out on their own and selling card packs on a Web2 livestream shopping platform. Sure, there’s a bridge—but it leads outward.

To put it more bluntly: NFTs can’t hold their value on their own anymore, so now they’re selling physical card packs. Livestream pack openings are basically just gacha: people screenshot and share the moment they pull a good card, but nobody posts when they get junk. It’s the same old game with a monkey skin on it.

Some people have already started hyping the possibility that Mudwater NFTs could share revenue with APE, and that Yuga will tie BAYC, Otherside, and APE all together. Maybe—but I remember them saying the same thing about Otherside back in the day.

Buy the cards if you like them, but don’t treat pack openings as good news for your ape’s floor price.

#BAYC #NFT

🏛️ Become a Genesis Pioneer and build Agent Pioneers together.
The Genesis Council will have ten members. We invite forward-thinking pioneers who are willing to contribute over the long term to join us and help this world grow.
Join the Council to receive a share of market tax revenue and exclusive Council benefits, and take part in building the world going forward. The specific revenue-sharing model, membership qualifications, and benefits will be determined by the officially announced Council rules.
And it’s not just Council members—every Genesis member is among the earliest pioneers of this world. **Genesis Pioneer status and its corresponding exclusive benefits will be retained permanently throughout future eras.** Details of the benefits and eligibility requirements for each era will be announced alongside the gameplay rules.
⛏️ Don’t have a Pioneer yet? Start with a free Mint.
The Genesis collection consists of 20,000 tokens, including a pool of 10,000 free mints. If you’re eligible and spots remain in the pool, you can mint 1 token for free. Complete the official website posting task to claim 3 more. On-chain gas fees are your responsibility.
Hold a Pioneer to accumulate ORE in the mines. Cards of the same tier can also be combined to rank up and increase a single card’s computing power. A free mint does not automatically grant a Council seat, but it can be your first step toward participating in this world.
🎁 Join the Twitter interaction and claim an ORE airdrop!
From a pioneer to a co-builder. Your story goes beyond Genesis.
🔗 agentpioneer.pages.dev
Please provide only a public wallet address. Never share your private key or seed phrase.
#空投 #AgentWallet #nft #Giveaway

😂 200 crypto influencers. 10M+ followers. About 200 NFTs sold.

NFT project Robin Guards paid around 200 Crypto Twitter KOLs to promote a $5 NFT collection. By the project's own count, that's roughly one sale per influencer, a conversion rate near 0.002%.

When the team stopped paying, some of the same accounts started calling the project a scam. So Robin Guards went nuclear: a public list of 100+ names, plus screenshots it says show like-trading group chats, bought followers and AI-generated replies.

The influencers have their own version: some say they simply didn't get paid.

The project's advice to other teams is worth stealing:
• check reach versus actual views
• look at who really replies, and whether it's the same 40 accounts every time
• ask for past conversion numbers, not screenshots of impressions

My take: views are cheap, buyers aren't. The same rule works here on Square. Twenty real people in your comments beat twenty thousand bot impressions.

Who's the bigger villain here: the project or the KOLs? 👇

#NFT #CryptoTwitter #KOL #Web3 #CryptoNews

I recently came across a pretty interesting NFT project, @torpornet
4,444 frogs, built around the idea of doing absolutely nothing
The project’s concept is unique: Built to sit. Born to croak.

A total supply of 4,444, all hand-drawn
Each frog is one of a kind, with combinations of backgrounds, outfits, faces, headwear, glasses, and more
The overall aesthetic is dark, minimalist, and quiet

Mint network: Elysium (Kinetiq’s new L2)
Mint date: November 9, the day Elysium mainnet launches
Gas is paid in HYPE, so costs are very low
The allowlist is still open. Entries are reviewed manually, so it’s not first come, first served. Around 619 people have been approved so far

The project is auctioning off its 3 rarest frogs, ranked 1, 2, and 3. Bids are placed in HYPE, and the winners will receive frogs #0, #1, and #2

They also plan to launch an official website later (link in the original post), with the goal of building an intelligent layer dedicated to serving NFT collections

What I find interesting about this project isn’t how complicated the mechanics are, but how cohesive its aesthetic and storytelling feel
#TORPOR #Elysium #NFT

(Quoted post by @torpornet)

The on-chain entertainment landscape of Sony-affiliated Ethereum L2 Soneium now has its first IP launch.

Japanese IP Moriusa has officially become the first tokenized IP on the Soneium network. 50 Moriusa Soneium Edition NFTs will go on sale on Soneium Portal on November 12, priced at 0.25 $ETH each, with a limit of 1 per wallet.

A few key details:
1. All NFTs in this sale come from an existing collection, with no new minting involved. It’s closer to bringing existing IP on-chain;
2. The 50 NFTs include 2 rare editions, randomly assigned at purchase, adding an element of luck;
3. The whitelist sale runs from 21:00 to 23:00 Beijing time on November 12, followed by the public sale. Both whitelist eligibility and purchase speed will be crucial.

Taking a longer-term view, Soneium only announced at the end of October that it would issue its ecosystem token, SONEIUM, and explicitly stated that it would fully pivot to an on-chain entertainment economy. This NFT sale feels more like a warm-up ahead of the ecosystem’s official launch. Backed by Sony’s IP resources and L2 infrastructure, it’s worth keeping an eye on how this “entertainment-focused public blockchain” strategy unfolds.

#Soneium #NFT #On-chainEntertainment

Sony Layer 2 is starting to bring Japanese IP on-chain.

Soneium announced its first tokenized IP launch: Moriusa, an original Japanese IP. 50 Soneium Edition NFTs will go on sale on the Soneium Portal on November 12, priced at 0.25 $ETH each, with a limit of one per wallet.

A few details worth noting:

1. All of these NFTs come from an existing collection, with no new minting. Essentially, this is a limited on-chain resale, with scarcity locked in from the start;
2. 2 of the 50 are rare editions, randomly assigned at purchase, adding a bit of a blind-box element;
3. The whitelist window is November 12, 21:00–23:00 Beijing time. Public sales will open afterward, so anyone planning to participate should prepare their wallet and gas in advance.

The bigger picture is that Soneium announced at the end of October that it would launch an ecosystem token, SONEIUM, and explicitly set its sights on an “on-chain entertainment economy.” From its first NFT launch to its token issuance, Sony’s Web3 strategy is picking up pace: first use IP to draw users in, then use the token to support the entire ecosystem.

The 0.25 ETH entry price isn’t exactly low, but with only 50 available, they’re likely to sell out almost as soon as sales open. Whether you manage to get one is one thing; watching how a traditional entertainment giant brings its IP assets on-chain, step by step, is itself a more meaningful signal to follow.

#Soneium #NFT #Web3

FungoLabs’ crypto NFT auction flopped.

The official refunds totaled $84,150. They wouldn’t sell unless participation was high enough, and refused to cut the supply, trying to tough it out. More than 30,000 whitelist applications, over 12,000 participants in the X campaign, and more than 3,000 launchpad applications—the hype was real. But the people actually willing to put money in? That was all there was.

This drove home one thing: likes, reposts, and whitelist spots don’t translate into on-chain sales. In a bear market, vanity metrics are even less useful.

Later, they changed their tune: free claims, mint fees refunded, and zero mints by the team. In other words, they turned an auction that couldn’t sell into a community airdrop. Refunding the money was the decent thing to do, but stop treating engagement as product validation.

#NFT

NFTs are more than just digital pictures! 🎨

$BLUR is connected to NFT trading, $APE supports the ApeCoin ecosystem, and $SUPER focuses on blockchain gaming and digital entertainment.

Community engagement and actual platform activity matter more than temporary hype.

#NFT #Blur #ApeCoin #SuperVerse #DigitalOwnership

🚀 $NFT AUCTION ALERT: INFO IS POWER, SEIZE THE EDGE! 🦈

📊 In every NFT drop, the hidden order flow is the silent battlefield. When you glimpse rival bids, you flip the script—raising your offer or slipping out before the price spikes. ⚡ Smart money watches the bid ladder like a shark circles a school, ready to strike the moment liquidity thins.

💡 The key is timing the liquidity sweep: jump in as the auction tightens, then ride the momentum when the crowd rushes to the finish line. 👇 What intel are you pulling to outmaneuver the pack?

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

🏷️ #NFT #AuctionInsights #SmartMoney #Crypto #NFTMarket

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Sony’s L2 entertainment ecosystem is bringing its first IP use case to life.

Soneium announced that Japanese IP Moriusa will become the first tokenized IP on its network. 50 Moriusa Soneium Edition NFTs will go on sale through the Soneium Portal on November 12.

Here are the key details:
1. 0.25 $ETH each, with a limit of 1 per wallet and a total supply of just 50;
2. All of these NFTs come from the existing collection, with no new minting. The batch includes 2 rare editions, randomly assigned at purchase;
3. The whitelist sale runs from 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Beijing time on November 12, followed by a public sale.

This is no ordinary NFT sale. At the end of October, Soneium announced plans to issue its ecosystem token, SONEIUM, and clearly signaled a shift toward an on-chain entertainment economy. Its first real-world use case is a bet on tokenizing Japanese IP—a move whose significance as a signal outweighs the sale itself. Sony’s IP portfolio across music, anime, and gaming has long been one of the most prized assets in its Web3 narrative. Moriusa looks more like a small-scale trial: using a tiny supply, a per-wallet purchase limit, and randomly assigned rare editions to test the on-chain issuance process and gauge real user interest.

With only 50 NFTs, they’ll likely sell out in seconds. Whether ordinary users can take part will mainly depend on whitelist eligibility and speed. Rather than getting caught up in this one drop, it’s more worth watching what comes next—if Moriusa succeeds, the tokenized IP projects lined up for Soneium may only just be getting started.

#Soneium #NFT #Web3

Sony-backed Ethereum L2 Soneium’s first tokenized IP launch features Japanese IP Moriusa—a move whose significance as a signal outweighs the sale itself.

Key details for participants:
1. On November 12, 50 Moriusa Soneium Edition NFTs will go on sale via the Soneium Portal at 0.25 $ETH each, with a limit of one per wallet;
2. All of these NFTs come from the existing collection, with no new minting involved. Two are rare editions, randomly assigned at purchase;
3. The whitelist window is from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM Beijing time on November 12, after which the public sale will open.

Three details are worth considering: First, the total supply is just 50, making them exceptionally scarce. Second, the approach of “bringing existing assets on-chain without minting new ones” is closer to establishing IP ownership than a traditional new release. Third, in light of Soneium’s announcement in late October that it plans to launch the SONEIUM ecosystem token and fully pivot to an on-chain entertainment economy, this sale looks more like the first piece in the entertainment ecosystem’s narrative.

If you’re interested in participating, prepare your wallet in advance and keep a close eye on the two-hour whitelist window. The public sale will likely come down to how fast you can act.

#Soneium #NFT

Sony's Ethereum L2, Soneium, welcomes its first tokenized IP: the Soneium Edition NFT for Japanese IP Moriusa will officially go on sale via the Soneium Portal on November 12.

Key details at a glance:
- Just 50 in total, priced at 0.25 $ETH each, with a limit of 1 per wallet
- All are from the existing collection, with no new minting involved. This includes 2 rare editions, randomly assigned at purchase
- The whitelist window runs from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM Beijing time on November 12, followed by the public sale

In my view, the appeal of this launch goes beyond the NFTs themselves. At the end of October, Soneium announced plans to issue its ecosystem token, SONEIUM, and made clear its shift toward an on-chain entertainment economy. Now it is immediately bringing in Japanese IP for a tokenization rollout, making the strategy quite clear: first use scarce collectibles to drive network activity and lock in capital, then lay the groundwork for real-world use cases in the upcoming token ecosystem.

With only 50 available, the public sale will likely sell out quickly. Those interested are advised to prepare their wallets in advance and keep a close eye on the whitelist window. However, NFT liquidity is closely tied to the popularity of the IP, and rare editions are assigned entirely at random. Before buying, assess your own risk tolerance and don't FOMO blindly.

#Soneium #NFT #Web3

Soneium will release 50 Moriusa Soneium Edition NFTs via Soneium Portal on November 12, priced at 0.25 ETH each, with a limit of one per wallet.

Soneium says Moriusa is a Japanese IP, and this launch makes it the network’s first tokenized IP. All 50 NFTs come from an existing collection, with no new minting. Two are rare editions, and purchases are assigned at random.

· The whitelist phase runs from 13:00 to 15:00 UTC, followed by the public sale. Participants need to use a regular EOA wallet, bridge ETH to Soneium, and create a Portal account.
· With only 50 available, a one-per-wallet limit, and rare editions assigned at random, this isn’t a sale you can enter repeatedly.

Would you bridge over for a chance at one of the two rare editions, or wait for the public sale?

$ETH

#Soneium #NFT

📊 The celebrities’ apes didn’t lose money; the people who came later paid the price

We can finally tally the bill for celebrity NFTs.

First, let’s see how much money is still in the market. Two CryptoSlam snapshots: the week of October 31 saw $42.13 million; the week of November 3, $37.69 million. Buyer wallets rose from 216,000 to 244,000. The average sale price slipped from $45 to $42.

Less money, more people, prices in the low forties. A flea market.

Now let’s look at the celebrities’ ledgers. There are two kinds of people.

Jay Chou’s Phanta Bear collection had 10,000 NFTs, priced at 0.26 ETH each, and sold out in 40 minutes. His management company later clarified that the batch he had was gifted by the project team; he wasn’t involved in running the project and received no proceeds. With zero cost, there’s nothing to lose.

Justin Bieber was different. In January 2022, he spent 500 ETH on Bored Ape #3001, worth about $1.3 million at the time. Today, the floor price for the collection is 5.68 ETH, or about $12,700. A 99% drop. In four years.

CryptoBriefing and Yahoo have both reported this figure, and their numbers match.

Hong Kong actor Shawn Yue’s ZombieClub launched 6,666 NFTs in March 2022, priced at 0.666 ETH each. Today, the floor price is 0.0093 ETH, about $21, with zero sales in 24 hours. Stephen Chow’s Nobody collection had 10,000 NFTs, with a reference launch price of 0.195 ETH. Now the floor is 0.0269 ETH, about $60, also with zero sales.

No sales. You can list at whatever price you want; there’s no one on the other side.

Hong Kong actor Alex Fong said on a program last month that during the two years of the pandemic, he had just bought a house when work came to a halt and his income disappeared. So he bought the hottest NFT at the time. He lost more than he did in stocks—so much that he didn’t dare tell his family. His wife asked several times how many digits the loss was. He didn’t answer.

So who’s still buying? Courtyard topped last week’s sales rankings at $8.54 million, accounting for 22% of the week’s total. Behind it are graded physical cards, locked in a warehouse; the on-chain token is just a claim ticket for collecting them. In second place was BRC-20, from the Bitcoin ecosystem, at $2.82 million. Further down were CryptoPunks at $1.81 million and Bored Apes at $1.28 million, down 66% for the week.

It’s clear where the money is going: it’s all crowding into the few things that have counterparties, physical assets, or a shared belief behind them.

Five BTC price sources put it between 76,303 and 76,483, all down by around 1%. ETH was between 2,244 and 2,249.

What celebrities sold back then was really an entry ticket. The image was just what was printed on it.

#中本聪国际社区Baoluo币商资本 #NFT #EntertainmentEconomy

HE SOLD A DIGITAL COLLECTION FOR 69.3 MILLION USD. WHICH TOKENS ARE TIED TO THE NFT SECTOR?

In 2007, digital artist Beeple began creating one new artwork every single day. He sustained this disciplined output for over 13 years, ultimately producing one of the most significant narratives in contemporary digital art history.
In March 2021, his composite work, Everydays: The First 5000 Days, sold at a Christie's auction for 69.3 million USD.
Beyond its cultural impact, this event highlighted how public blockchains enabled a new market for digital assets and verifiable digital ownership.

Key Tokens in the NFT Ecosystem
$ETH (Ethereum): Beeple’s landmark NFT was minted on the Ethereum blockchain. ETH serves as the primary currency for network transaction fees (gas) and functions as the foundational settlement asset for the broader NFT infrastructure.
RARI (Rarible): The governance token associated with the Rarible NFT marketplace ecosystem. It represents the sector of decentralized platforms designed for minting, listing, and trading digital collectibles.
$APE (ApeCoin): The utility and governance token linked to the Yuga Labs ecosystem and mainstream Web3 culture. This represents a distinct consumer/community segment within the digital asset market, independent of Beeple's individual sale.

Is There an Investment Opportunity?
The Beeple transaction demonstrated that digital art can command top-tier valuations. However, high-profile individual sales do not imply that every NFT or sector-related token will experience sustained price appreciation.
When analyzing this market, primary consideration belongs to ETH as core underlying infrastructure, while application-level assets like RARI and $APE require isolated fundamental evaluation - focused on actual platform volume, project activity, and broader market risks.

#nft #FOMO #BeepleArt #Ethereum

@UnseenOrdo and Korean project GIWA UP have teamed up for a giveaway: 1 free GIWA UP mint and 3 priority mints. The official description says GIWA UP is a collection of 2,222 Tilekeeper NFTs inspired by Korean history and traditional crafts.

Honestly, I didn’t know much about this theme before, but UNSEEN has always talked about “people forgotten by history,” so this collaboration seems like a good fit. To enter, just follow both accounts, join Telegram, like, and repost—the cost is practically zero. I’ll give it a try, without getting my hopes up too much.

Would you rather enter for a free mint spot, or complete whitelist tasks to earn Sparks for a discount? Just my personal take—DYOR. $BTC #NFT #UNSEEN