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StoneWall_MWO

You definitely can while transaction demands are low. It's like saying you can touch your stove top when it's not on. One NFT auction sends ETH fees to 3 and 4 digits. And BTC's fee seems pretty stable. Solana's is fractions of a penny. In 2025 I guess the only unique thing about Ethereum over the othet chains is how many support beams aka L2s it needs to function.

ConsciousSkyy

Uhh look at a price floor chart of literally any NFT collection…

jawni

The thing to learn is that some NFTs qualify you for free money and this NFT is really the best way to signify you're an OG on Hyperliquid, so people buying this are probably bullish on Hyperliquid and see this as a way to qualify for future airdrops in the ecosystem.

zesushv

Stablecoins might just be the fuel that keeps the cryptocurrency energy pumping when all else stalls. The fact that eth and Tron is leading as the most use chains for stablecoin transactions is evidence that eth still has it. It's great chains like cardano are looking to bring more attention through stables, and Zetachain is working to bring a stablecoin native to the universal blockchain. We have seen NFT, defi, memes and now stables driving the crypto-economy... Can't wait for the next big bang.

ecnecn

It's just people connected to the exchange / marketplace selling to themselves to promote NFT

Claddayy

Hype NFT holders will likeky get insane airdrops from products/protocols building on Hype (eg Unit)

piggleii

NFT's are still a thing?

noviwu97

Finally got my Hyperliquid NFT airdrop. Got it on both my account and sold 1 for 1250 HYPE ($58k). Best and easiest bullrun ever for on-chain users.

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tldr; An early user of the Hyperliquid blockchain sold a rare Hypurr NFT for $467,000 after the Hyper Foundation airdropped the Hypurr NFT collection. The NFTs, depicting cartoon cat avatars, were primarily issued to active participants in the November 2024 Genesis event. The collection has a floor price of $68,700, with some NFTs sold for as much as $88,000 via OTC desks before launch. The Hypurr NFTs aim to commemorate early contributors to Hyperliquid's growth, with 4,600 NFTs in total issued. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

webauteur

Cardano is meant to be a currency, not a store of value, so looking at its price is the wrong perspective. It supports smart contracts so you should explore the Decentralized Finance apps that use it and see if anything is worthwhile. Too many investors think everything is just like Bitcoin. There are NFT marketplaces using Cardano. I think I staked some Cardano in 2021. I should see what happened to that. What are my total rewards after four years?

Irverter

That's not how it works. You (or a friend) buy your own NFT with your own money and suddenly it is legal income from crypto.

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Next_Statement6145

when i see an NFT selling for millions of dollars i just assume it’s money laundering

LinoStar69

NFT lmao ? bro what year is it, 2021 ?

FormulaJank

The NFT bubble burst a long time ago. It was a solution in search of a problem no one had.

DigitalHierophant

Stopped reading at "I've been involved since 2020" which means you came in during the "NFT/Metaverse" era. I respectfully disagree with the title, and believe this is the last bout of fear before peak fall/winter euphoria. I don't think there has ever been a cycle that peaked outside of November/December end of year market manipulation euphoria.

Makina__Fi

Short: The strats really kick in during Season 1 but its up to the Operator on how they run them, expect cross-chain yielding and the list of chains growing. And yes, non EVM is on the table, exploring at the moment. Long: So let's break it down to **Season 0** and **Season 1**: **Season 0** is the bootstrapping phase. It lasts four weeks and is designed to get liquidity into the system before full Machines go live. Users can buy (swap on Makina's front end) Machine Tokens and earn three things. * **Base yield** from Morpho vaults for USDC, ETH, and BTC (Steakhouse USDC, MEV Capital WETH, Gauntlet WBTC Core). * **Tickets**, which secure access to the $MAK ICO at the same $35M FDV valuation as the seed round. Tickets accrue per dollar per block and give guaranteed entry to the Priority ICO. * **Points**, which convert into $MAK tokens at TGE and also rank users for things like the NFT snapshot (more news on that later but its going to be really fun). Points accrue per dollar per block and are boosted by when you enter (time-weighted) and how you use your Machine Tokens (hold in your wallet, Curve). Early deposits earn higher multipliers. Season 0 has no lockup, you can withdraw at any time but if you transfer or sell your Machine Tokens, you forfeit your Tickets and Points. **Season 1** is where the Dialectic strategies kick in. According to the talk at ETHCC by Dialectic’s CTO, three index-style strategies will be deployed at launch: \*subject to change * A **USD Yield Index**, built on top of stablecoin lending markets. * An **ETH Yield Index**, which combines staked ETH with structured hedging and basis trades. * A **BTC Yield Index**, designed around liquid BTC wrappers with lending and derivatives.

amderve

Yeah, this is classic cycle behavior — retail always piles in right at the top and suddenly everyone’s a genius telling you it’s still early. What’s funny is that in all this noise there are a few projects actually trying to build something useful instead of another meme or farm. I’ve been keeping an eye on GRAND TIME lately — they’re doing this whole thing where 1 day = 10M tokens and you “mine” them daily with an NFT certificate. Kinda cool to see a project focus on utility + community instead of just hype. If BTC really nukes -50%, I think only projects with real mechanics like that will still matter. Anyone else tracking similar “real world” concepts?

0xEarthwalker

It's greed, plain and simple. On all ends of a multi-faceted tug of war. Trading, lending, market makers at the throats of each other not to mention all the rug pulls, bundling and pump and dumping, worthless NFT's yup the chance to get out of the race or the illusion of getting ahead of the economic collapse.

Dependent_Elk4696

3 NFT's

Such-Print4634

Because everything is about to become tokenized. Using Real World Assets. So in order to make that happen a “sale” needs to happen hence the wipe. Then those same funds are injected in real world assets that are liked to an NFT, put on blockchains and then redistributed into the market. By the time most people realize what’s going on or even happened they’ll be so far behind that the only literal options are A.) throw in the towel, call it quits and get yourself up out of here 😇. B.) Illegitimate activities, risking new laws and experimental treatments designed for prisoners. C.) pour in the “sale” and wait about 5-7 years to see any real return on investment. Maybe not the best way to explain it but if you understand it even a little bit and understand systematic patterns then you’ll see the opportunities. Because wherever there are people in poverty this is significant money to be made.

rickribera93

Hey Gang! We are in need of your support and feedback to try out and test the new Community Currency app! For those who don't know me, I'm the developer of the Community Currency app and former version known as u/CommunityCurrencyBot. Every month I've been responsible for performing the monthly moon distributions for r/CryptoCurrency and I'm am pleased to announce that the next generation of community points is on the verge of a full release! We're patiently waiting on Reddit's app review team and hope that we can sunrise [Community Points that was sunset](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/17a33ql/serious_sunsetting_community_points_beta_and/) over 2 years ago. The Community Currency app is packed with several user economy features and many more are under development! * Earn point rewards from posts and claim them in-app * Track transactions and points reward balances * Tip others users on their posts and comments * Create and bid on user created auctions listings * Claim achievements and periodic rewards * View weekly/monthly tipping leaderboards * Participate in governance polls (weighted voting) * Redeem points for cryptocurrency tokens * Link a membership / NFT wallet & external address * Explore a shared tile map and live chat as your Snoo avatar * Create subscriptions (pay wall posts) My favorite part of all, this app been built with the scalability to support other subreddits as a points-only version. So communities can try this out without all the drama that comes with a price chart. It is my goal to make this a flagship Devvit app so that any subreddit can use it in their own image, but I can't do it without your help.

ecnecn

I knew it was a scam when some already rich guy got aired on TV because someone bought his NFT for millions. He literally sat in front of his own TV, not even acting, just motionless... instant red flag... his family member tried to act surprised but it was a shitshow to begin with. He couldn't sell it just fake emotions. In the end it turned out that he was invested in the NFT exchange that sold his NFT for millions...

RopeGrouchy5054

If you’re looking beyond the usual crypto options, EonX is worth exploring. It’s an AI-driven blockchain ecosystem with features like evolving NFTs, community-driven rewards, and smart token utilities that power transactions and platform access. The Community Building Program (CBP) shares a portion of the ecosystem’s revenue with NFT holders, and AI agents help validate transactions and optimize network performance. Unlike many projects focused purely on token speculation, EONX emphasizes long-term engagement, infrastructure, and active participation. You can learn more at [eonx.ai](https://eonx.ai/?utm_source=chatgpt.com).

NxJungle

I heard the bitcoin was secretly created by the CIA, not this annoying mysterious entity name Satoshi. I FEEL like (notice the key word, you keyboard warriors) bitcoin does looks promising, safe, and polished. Something tells me it aint gonna last years like people claim it to be. I feel like something catastrophic will happen in the year 2030+ and crypto will be worth nothing just like NFT's.

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tldr; The Algorand Foundation has launched 'Algoland,' a 13-week onchain questing campaign running from Sept. 22 to Dec. 29, aimed at boosting its ecosystem by guiding users through its top DApps with gamified challenges and prizes. Participants complete weekly themed quests, earning points for grand prizes like 100,000 ALGO tokens, a luxury vacation, or an e-bike. Weekly rewards include unique items like NFT badges and trips. The initiative seeks to enhance user engagement and attract developers to the Algorand blockchain. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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tldr; Algoland is a 13-week on-chain adventure designed to explore the Algorand decentralized application (dApp) ecosystem. Participants can complete quests, earn points, and win prizes while engaging with DeFi, gaming, NFTs, and AI projects. Weekly challenges feature various dApps, such as Folks Finance and Downbad NFT Marketplace, with grand prizes including 100K ALGO and a vacation. The experience is fully on-chain, leveraging Algorand's low fees and instant finality. The journey begins on September 22, with the Pera wallet as the starting point. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

TheGreatMuffin

> I think the only thing stopping miners from including this stuff today is that it's not getting into their mempools. That's not entirely correct, but let's think this through as if it was. What happens when fee-paying transactions are not reaching the miners' mempools? Their entire business model is targeted at maximization of their profit, so their logical response would be to just capture those transactions by a) running more nodes themselves (so the filtering nodes are never at 100% of the network) and b) offering direct services for submitting transactions directly to them (aka Slipstream). And this (filtering) not only won't stop any sufficiently motivated attacker (or just transactions that are economically motivated, NFT garbage etc), but will have undesired consequences from miners having strong incentives to circumvent the individual mempools of the nodes entirely, running their private mempools and their direct services. This is something that will benefit large miners more than smaller ones, further centralizing mining power towards the big players. > When I say "different this time", I'm referring to the really bad stuff. The differences are: then it was broken up and encoded into multiple transactions / outputs / addresses etc, and this time it's going to be in a single contiguous cleartext stream clearly identifiable (even automatically, as mempool.space does today) in a single transaction; Ok, but this (big files in one single transaction) is already possible today, and has been possible for a long while. If that's of concern, then it has been a concern all this time, not only with core 30. > What would stop you today, if you wanted to get dodgy content in a block, is two things. First, you'd have to convince a miner. That's the difference between an automated process where they pick up anything that qualifies (eg 80 bytes today), and your transaction where you'd have to reach out and convince them. And then second, the economic reality today is that miner's won't even listen to your request. It's not part of their business model. If you ask Foundry to do that today, they won't say no, because they won't even listen to your request. Whereas under this new model, it's automated for them, using the existing node network they're already using. I have to think about this a little bit more.

footofwrath

So you're making no distinction between a trend/fad and a meme? I would argue that a meme is specifically a visual (or I guess aural, though clearly less common) representation of an idea, behaviour or style that spreads through imitation within a culture. Because by your definition, all new technologies, all new words and phrases ('on fleek' , 'bye Felicia') would qualify as memes, as would cellphones, fashion styles, etc etc. I assume you're not claiming those all to be memes. Consequently, meme-coins are blockchain tokens casting or depicting such an image etc as its representative identity. If Ferrari for example decided to launch a token with the Ferrari badge logo , but project or practical purpose behind the token other than brand support, I'm not convinced that would qualify as a meme coin. Likewise, Bitcoin is, itself, not a meme. However a particular image or cultural idea about Bitcoin, perhaps a notable or trending NFT, could be represented in a token, say, bitcoin-on-a-pole or bitcoin-on-crack, and that would be a memecoin. Bitcoin itself however would not qualify. I don't know enough about SPX to comment on that one.

andrewsayles

I met Bark when he was first starting crypto in 2021 at NFT NYC. If you’re getting your crypto advice from that guy, you’re NGMI

yvthousands

Hey man, I appreciated where you're coming from. I personally love SPX more than for the token, for the people involved. I mean, I really enjoy staying around these people and I perceive a value which goes beyond financial gains. Check out the podcast below just as a tiny example. Being in a X feed largely dominated by SPX I feel positive, energetic and most of all isolated from all the fear, greed, emotional swings of crypto twitter. That's to me is the value of SPX, at least the way I see it. Same thing with APU. I love the meme. I love the people and the NFT collection. I see APU and I smile. That's the value for me. I think you'd be stupid to think these things above have no value. Quite the opposite, I believe they will be worth a lot to millions of people. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44-HMp59\_kY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44-HMp59_kY)

Narrow_Baker_1631

Your parents aren’t wrong most governments treat crypto gains just like regular income. The hard part is figuring out what counts as a taxable event (selling, swapping, even just paying with it). I switched to awaken tax after messing with my own spreadsheets, and it actually caught a bunch of DeFi/NFT stuff I would’ve missed. Honestly way safer long term, better to keep tabs on every transaction so you’re not stressing later.

Ok-Mammoth552

This attitude is precisely why so many people are not open to further discussion about it. What good is discussing a thing with someone who fundamentally believes that anyone who disagrees with them is necessarily, automatically ignorant and immune to reason? That's the exact way all the AI and NFT bros interact with the world. If you don't want to be regarded like them, don't act like them.

rabsandwally

Not for a transfer but absolutely for a swap on uniswap or to mint an NFT. People were paying way more than that too.

amderve

Yes! In Time is exactly what popped into my head when I first thought about this idea — but that movie made it dystopian, where time is controlled and hoarded. What excites me is the idea of flipping that narrative: making time decentralized and accessible, where everyone can “own” their share of the day and decide how to use it. There’s actually a project experimenting with this called GRAND TIME — they literally divide a day into 10 million digital units (“Grands”) and let people “mine” them daily through NFT-style certificates and (soon) biometric wearables. It’s still early stage, but it shows that this isn’t just sci-fi — some communities are already testing time as a real, spendable digital asset.

amderve

Alt season usually kicks in when BTC dominance starts dropping and money rotates into riskier assets. Right now capital is still parked in BTC/ETH – they’re the ‘safe haven’. What might trigger the next wave isn’t just random memecoins pumping, but projects that actually create new demand. For example, there are experiments where tokens are backed by time or community activity and have real use cases inside an ecosystem. One interesting example is GRAND TIME – you mine tokens through NFT certificates and even wearables, then spend them on goods, services, or participate in a DAO. That kind of utility could be what pulls liquidity into alts next cycle.

East-Cricket6421

It's not the "best", it's simply the strongest and most robust, which can ultimately amount to the same thing. Do I wish we would see more innovation, more money flowing down market into experimental projects like the old days? Sure. But we've had too many seasons of bullshit useless projects, NFT madness, meme coins, Terraforms, and SBFs to play this round. Maybe next cycle we will see more exciting things pop up... but I have my doubts.

Global_Strain_4219

Where does my $11k twitter NFT pfp fall into?

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Post is by: DigitalHierophant and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: https://youtu.be/QznS8uUV_IA?si=3xqAVGeVhfKDP9eL Last cycle was driven by memecoins and NFT adoption because we were in an entirely different economy, spurred on by c-vid stimmy checks. Job loss is rampant, and inflation is kicking everyone's butt so the primary inflows will come from institutional money. I created this youtube video to speak to how Blackrock and other financial institutions will spike prices by building on RWA blockchains, offering ETF solutions for boomers, and I include my own two cents on why Solana should outperform Ethereum and BNB this cycle as the primary eth alternative. I think once this money trickles in through October, that'll pump peoples portfolios which will allow more degens to rotate into more speculative altcoin stuff and other narratives (Ai, DePIN, etc). I'm putting together a video for those topics later this week. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

andys811

@kBTC Personally I think it would be cool if they added NFT compatibility and to be able to have your profile pic as an NFT

northcasewhite

Every cycle has had its narratives. XRP was amazing in 2017. And who knows, it might do well this time. But the market cap for me personally is too high. I really think $20 is the very maximum it can get to if we have an insane bull run. In 2021 the narratives were ETH competitors, L2s, NFT chains, gaming/metaverse etc.

brucekeller

I thought crypto was originally a way to transfer and store value on the internet? Seems like 99% of crypto 'innovation' these days are designed to syphon money away from people trying to get rich quick. Blockchain itself was an innovation, smart contracts, and stablecoins were all innovations. NFT tech just build off of blockchains and will be useful as basically more advanced barcodes, but making a picture of a rock be worth a million bucks was pure speculation.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Crypto gaming, currently valued at $14 billion, represents less than 1% of the $2.1 trillion traditional gaming market. Unlike traditional games, crypto gaming allows players to earn money, transforming time spent into potential financial gain. If crypto gaming captures even 10% of the traditional market, it could grow to $210 billion. Innovations like player-owned economies, NFT rentals, and decentralized esports could further expand the industry. Games like Crypto Royale exemplify this potential with accessibility, competitive gameplay, and sustained liquidity since 2021. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Kehmor

I've rotated about 5% of my portfolio into a select group of NFTs. Medium risk high reward in my mind if we get another NFT szn.

andara84

So. You contradict yourself in 1.5 sentences. We're either still very early, or 1M is already endgame. Personally, I think the tutorial was long over when in 2017 all the alt coins took off. In 21, we saw NFT madness, literally every person in earth was talking about krypto. Today, bitcoin is on the most stable plateau it ever had. It's becoming less and less volatile. If this is still tutorial for you, I don't know what to tell you.

-redshell-

Curious if DebitMyData will integrate with Binance NFT or Coinbase NFT in the future, that cross platform visibility could really push anime blockchain art mainstream.

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LEADER_404

The right marketplace could push them further instead of being buried in generic NFT listings.

lymanite

They vault your card and give you a crypto token (NFT) that you can sell/trade. That token is your claim to the vaulted card. You must redeem the token for them to take the card out of the vault and give it to you. Assuming you trust the backend service, why take the card out at all? Just leave it vaulted and keep the token. The token is simply your receipt that the asset in the vault belongs to you and because of the way blockchain works, there is no way to duplicate the receipt. People vault their precious coins and other assets all the time and keep receipts to prove ownership of whats in the vault. This is the same thing, but it removes all the friction of bringing your binder to a traders conference or having to snail mail the card to a buyer.

BuzzerWhirr

Thank you for the update. I would still laugh in someone's face if they said they just paid $1M for an NFT of an image of a cartoon monkey.

1_BigPapi

Not true. Quite a few respectable and established artists use NFTs for their digital art galleries. Also a lot of older digital only artists use it to experiment with algorithmic and generative art ideas. Yea there is still a lower tier of shitbart and PFP projects but honestly most of the grifters moved over to fungible tokens (ie. gambling on memes) years ago so the NFT space is a lot healthier.

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tldr; Metaverse-related NFT sales increased by 27% in August, with 13,927 sales generating $6.5 million in trading volume, according to DappRadar. This marks the second consecutive month of steady activity, suggesting a gradual return to virtual worlds like Sandbox, Mocaverse, Otherside, and Decentraland. Despite a decline in hype since 2021-2022, platforms are focusing on long-term infrastructure and tools. Key developments include Sandbox's land auction, Mocaverse's upcoming Moca Chain, and Decentraland's engine upgrade. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Objective_Ad1047

Tbh, I’d love to see collaborations between anime NFT artists and existing series/manga IPs. Imagine authentic anime art as blockchain collectibles tied to known franchises.

Weird_Tumbleweed2014

Honestly, Azuki showed how powerful anime NFTs can be when the art + community align. If DebitMyData keeps curating anime NFT collections like that, it might carve out a strong niche.

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uthillygooth

Can’t say aNother Fart Turd without saying NFT

UdyrPrimeval

Pretty wild to see SOL back at these levels after such a rough stretch. The ETF speculation + general market momentum is clearly giving it a boost, but what’s different this time is the on-chain activity actually backing it up. DEX volume, NFT traffic, and even memecoins are driving a lot of real usage, not just narrative. That said, Solana is still volatile and tends to move harder both ways. So chasing green candles can sting. I’ve been treating moves like this as a reminder to rebalance rather than ape in. When I do rotate between chains or tokens, I usually run swaps through [Rubic](https://www.reddit.com/r/Rubic/) since it pulls routes from a ton of providers and helps cut down on slippage.

LiveLoveLevelUp

I feel like I still have a lot to learn but I've been improving my strategy as time goes on. I learned my mistakes trading NFT's and realized the risk was never worth the investment. That's a different game but has similarities, more risky. Its hard to know if I've really improved though because this is my second cycle so only time will tell at the end of this cycle. My issues are journaling and keeping track of my trades, Once I moved things into a hard wallet it doesn't do a good job with showing you how much your initial purchase was, and after a few swaps back and forth its all just convoluted confusion. I guess I'll have to start from where I'm at, just sucks I can't track my trades from before, I expected the hard wallet to have a better way to track them but its all too complex for me to want to sit there and figure out every trade and swap I made. PS. Me and my friend always argue about using a hard wallet, obviously its a good idea but hes less tech savy so he argues that he can better keep track of his progress and trades while I'm here confused about my profits. Its a solid argument and his reasoning for not adding another layer of confusion. Also says that the platform used offers a certain amount of reimbursement if the funds are lost or stolen.

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Post is by: berko_crypto and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: https://pudgyworld.vercel.app The crypto market is heating up again, and while Bitcoin and Ethereum remain the backbone, the narrative is shifting towards memes with real utility and community-driven ecosystems. If you’ve been watching closely, projects like DOGE and SHIB kicked off the meme revolution, but they never had a mascot that could represent crypto long-term. That’s where $PENGU and the Pudgy ecosystem come in. 1. The Mascot Effect 🐧 Every major brand has a mascot — Tony the Tiger for Frosted Flakes, the Michelin Man for tires, even the Geico Gecko. Crypto, for all its global recognition, doesn’t have one yet. Pudgy Penguins already built one of the strongest NFT brands in the space, and now with $PENGU, we’re seeing the birth of a mascot for Web3. This isn’t just speculation. Luca Netz (the CEO of Pudgy Penguins) turned the project around from near-death and has grown it into one of the most recognizable NFT brands in the world. He’s expanded into toys, licensing deals, and now PudgyWorld — all powered by the community. That brand strength directly supports $PENGU. ⸻ 2. Utility Beyond Just Holding 💰 Most meme tokens are pump-and-dump. But $PENGU isn’t built like that. Holders have access to: • Staking: Earn passive rewards just for holding and staking $PENGU. • Pengu Stocks: A new way to grow your position in the ecosystem. • Airdrops: Verified holders receive exclusive token drops (the first $PENGU airdrop was one of the largest in the space, with Pudgy holders claiming massive rewards). • Beta Access to PudgyWorld: A metaverse-like experience tied directly to the ecosystem. This means there’s real incentive to hold, verify, and participate. ⸻ 3. Timing is Everything ⏰ The market cycle is turning bullish. We’re seeing institutional adoption rise (BlackRock ETFs, Fidelity spot products, etc.), and meme tokens are starting to run again. The difference this time is that the winners will be those with brand recognition and staying power — and $PENGU is already positioned as the face of crypto. At a current entry price, it’s still early compared to where this could go by the next bull cycle peak (end of 2025). Analysts are already speculating that tokens with strong branding and NFT ties could outperform. ⸻ 4. Why I’m All In 🔥 I’ve been in crypto long enough to see trends come and go, but what Pudgy is building is bigger than hype. It’s culture + utility + community. That combination is rare. Whether you’re a trader looking for the next x100 play or someone who wants to be part of a global brand movement, $PENGU deserves your attention. If you missed DOGE or SHIB early, don’t sleep on this one. The penguin is becoming the face of crypto — and the market is starting to notice. ⸻ 👉 What do you guys think? Can $PENGU become the mascot for Bitcoin and Web3 as a whole? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

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Post is by: berko_crypto and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1ndyoyq/why_i_think_pengu_could_be_the_next_big_meme/ Over the last few years, we’ve seen countless meme coins come and go. Some pump, some dump, and only a few actually stick around. The ones that succeed usually manage to build a strong community, real culture, and some form of utility. That’s why I’ve been looking into $PENGU, and honestly, I think it has serious potential compared to most of the noise out there. Let me break down why I’m bullish: ⸻ 1. The Mascot Effect 🐧 Every major brand has a recognizable face. Frosted Flakes has Tony the Tiger, Michelin has the Michelin Man, and even crypto communities like Dogecoin had the Shiba Inu dog. But here’s the thing: Bitcoin doesn’t have a mascot. $PENGU is aiming to become that “friendly face” for Bitcoin. A penguin is relatable, meme-able, and instantly recognizable. It’s not just another random animal slapped on a token—it actually has the potential to brand itself as the mascot of crypto. ⸻ 2. Community-Driven Growth 🌍 The $PENGU community is already buzzing. There are NFT holders, Telegram groups, PudgyWorld gamers, and even airdrops being distributed to reward active users. If you’ve been in crypto long enough, you know community is the backbone of any successful project. ⸻ 3. Real Ecosystem: Token + NFTs + Game 🎮 What makes this different from other meme tokens is the ecosystem being built: • $PENGU Token – tradable, stakable, and already tied to airdrops. • Pudgy Penguins NFTs – highly recognized on OpenSea, with growing demand. • PudgyWorld Game – an interactive way for holders to actually use their assets. This combination of meme + utility + culture makes it stand out. ⸻ 4. Ways to Earn 💸 This isn’t financial advice, but here are some of the ways people are currently engaging with the ecosystem: • Buying & holding $PENGU (for long-term upside). • Staking $PENGU in PudgyWorld for passive rewards. • Pengu Stocks – a fun way to “invest” inside the platform. • Verification – verified holders get access to exclusive roles and potential airdrops. And yes—there’s even a 10,000 $PENGU bonus for new accounts on PudgyWorld. ⸻ 5. How to Get Started 🚀 If you’re curious, you can check everything directly on the site: 👉 https://pudgyworld.vercel.app/ Hit Menu → Join the Huddle, create an account, and you’ll see your dashboard where you can claim your welcome bonus, stake, or check your eligibility for airdrops. We also talk about this daily in our Telegram community, where members share updates, strategies, and alpha: 👉 https://t.me/thepudgyworld ⸻ Final Thoughts There are a million coins out there—but the ones that actually stick are the ones with a strong identity and ecosystem. $PENGU is positioning itself as more than just a meme; it’s a culture and a brand. I’m personally stacking and staking because I see the long-term vision here. Whether you just want to collect NFTs, play PudgyWorld, or go full degen, there’s a way to get involved. 🐧 What do you guys think—does crypto need its own mascot? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

DoubleEko

Nope. XRPL is still waiting on permissioned domains amendment to pass. A few votes are still needed. This is pretty much the same story for the NFT, AMM etc amendments. That’s decentralisation for you.

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Post is by: Adoma18 and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1ndgnlq/ethereum_gas_fes_hit_3month_low_what_does_this/ Over the past two weeks Ethereum’s average gas fees have droppe to their lowest levels since June, according to IntoTheBlock. this decline coincides with a slowdown in on-chain activity, particularly in DeFi and NFT transactions. historically, lower gas fees can attrac retail users back to the network, but they may also indicate weaker demand for block space during period of market uncertainty. ETH has been trading between $2,200 $2,350, showing resilience despite reduced activity if demand picks up, cheaper fees could supports growth in DeFi/NFT activity. On the other hand, persistently low usage may signal waning momentum. Question to the community: Do you view the current drop in gas fees as bullish cheaper adoption or bearish lower demand? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

UdyrPrimeval

Yeah, Solana’s been moving fast. Low fees and high throughput make it really appealing for devs and users who just want smooth transactions. That’s why you see meme coins, NFT projects, and newer DeFi apps launching there instead of on slower, more expensive chains. That said, the trade-off is usually decentralization and stability. Ethereum has battle-tested security, a massive dev base, and the “serious money” still tends to settle there. Solana is catching up on tooling and reliability, but ETH is still the safer long-term bet in my eyes. For me, I hop between chains depending on what I’m doing. It’s a pain sometimes, but tools like [Rubic](https://www.reddit.com/r/Rubic/) make cross-chain swaps way less of a headache. You can jump from SOL to ETH or wherever without juggling five different bridges.

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Post is by: Mmenyene_C and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: https://haven1.org/ The future of DeFi with Haven1 centers on ushering in a secure, scalable, and inclusive financial ecosystem—DeFi 2.0—powered by innovations in compliance, identity, and institutional-grade infrastructure. Key Directions Security and Trust: Haven1 employs advanced protections like builder verification, mandatory dual smart contract audits, network-level Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), and AI-powered threat detection. This security-first approach inspires confidence for both individual users and institutional investors, directly addressing the risks that have limited DeFi’s mass adoption in the past. Permissioned yet Decentralized Ecosystem: Verified users and vetted applications form the backbone of Haven1’s permissioned, but truly decentralized network, managed by a “Collective” of world-renowned partners across finance, analytics, payments, and cloud infrastructure. This supports compliance, fair governance, and resilience. Composability and Utility: Haven1’s core network-owned protocols—hSwap (DEX), hLend (lending), hPerps (perpetuals), and hNFTs (NFTs)—offer deep liquidity and seamless utility, with all protocol-generated fees supporting ecosystem growth and participant incentives. The hApp Store aggregates innovative DeFi and NFT applications, empowering developers and users with transparent, incentive-aligned models. Real-World Asset (RWA) Integration: Haven1’s permissioned framework enables regulated tokenization and trading of real-world assets, bridging TradFi and DeFi securely. Features like hPassport digital identity support KYC/Country checks for compliant prediction markets and lending models based on real-world reputation. Incentives and Participation: Gamified experiences, airdrops, and protocol staking (with esH1 for long-term commitment) encourage active involvement and reward aligned participation, strengthening community ties and ecosystem growth. What’s Next Continued protocol rollouts and onboarding of new developers, protocols, and real-world partners drive adoption. Expansion of “The Collective” with more global brands fortifies governance and infrastructure. Scaling partnerships and integrations grow Haven1’s reach and real-world relevance. Innovative governance models and protocol upgrades respond to user feedback and market needs. The Vision Haven1 represents the next evolution of DeFi: an ecosystem where safety, compliance, and utility unlock mainstream participation; where decentralized finance grows beyond experimentation, and real-world financial services become accessible, robust, and trusted for everyone. In short, with Haven1, the future of DeFi is secure, composable, institutional-grade, and open for mass, global adoption. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

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tldr; OpenSea will unveil the tokenomics of its SEA token in early October, marking a key step before its token generation event. The platform is allocating 50% of its fees to fund token and NFT rewards, starting with $1 million in Optimism (OP) and Arbitrum (ARB). Users can earn rewards through trading and quests. OpenSea also announced an AI-powered mobile app and a $1M Flagship Collection to preserve digital art. The SEA token aims to balance rewards, governance, and sustainability, with early adopters receiving special recognition. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

syKonaut

Don’t hire anyone from LinkedIN for crypto projects. LinkedIN has been infiltrated with hundreds of DPRK fake IT workers. They have been connected to multiple million dollar crypto heists. The latest being Matt Furie’s NFT collection Replicandy.

PresentationWise9946

For the HODLMM engine, will you be using a Uniswap v3 style NFT position model, or are you taking a different approach to concentrated liquidity given Bitcoin’s constraints? And does Bitflow Keepers use a network of independent actors like Gelato/Chainlink Keepers, or is it closer to a protocol owned automation system?

dxpe_08

I mean in the past you’ve been able to run $500 to multiple millions with a lot of luck, hard work, skill, and risk. Hell during the NFT cycle you could grind whitelists on Discord for free everyday, mint and flip and make more than 90% of people on the planet lmao But things have changed pretty dramatically this year to be honest. Crypto aint nearly as easy as it used to be

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tldr; NFT sales volume dropped to $91.96 million in the first week of September, marking the lowest weekly sales since mid-June, according to CryptoSlam. This decline follows strong momentum in July and August, where weekly sales consistently exceeded $115 million. Unique buyers fell by 58% since mid-June, and average sale prices dropped from $104 in August to $72 in early September. Despite lower volumes, transaction counts remained high, indicating continued trading activity. Factors like NFT adoption and platforms like Base contributed to earlier strong performances. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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tldr; Dogelon Mars has developed Rufus L2, a Layer-2 blockchain built on Arbitrum Nova, to support an AI-powered metaverse called 'Dogelon: Land on Mars.' The blockchain integrates $ELON token burns, GameFi applications, and AI tools like text-to-3D generation for user-created virtual assets. Partnerships with Caldera and Publicis Sapient provide technical support. The ecosystem includes virtual land ownership, NFT marketplaces, and community governance. The project aims to combine blockchain, AI, and gaming for a Mars-themed metaverse experience. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

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SnooBunnies5458

I do something similar for my daughter, but I spread it out a bit. I hold BTC, ETH, and Solana in a cold wallet (Ledger) so she’ll always have direct exposure to the big chains. On top of that, I also invest in GoMining—basically cloud mining through NFTs. Each NFT represents hashrate (TH), and you can reinvest rewards to grow that hashrate or lock GMT tokens for discounts on maintenance. I like it because it compounds steadily over time and gives her a stream of daily sats on top of the long-term holds. It feels like building her a little digital savings engine that will keep running as she grows up.

Dchella

I’m more than happy to call it out. The fact is you aren’t. We’d rather focus on Pelosi’s peanuts than ignore Trump’s sneakers sale, medallion sales, phone sales, Bible sales, NFT sales, crypto sales (350 million from IPO sales that you keep ignoring), truth social profits, his own personal coin, his wife’s personal coin, and more. That’s all directly related to him and ignoring his kids. If you want to hold his kid’s to the fire, this would be a great time to do it — considering Hunter Biden got nailed for 1.3 million from Ukraine. We’re quite literally talking about something thousands of times worse.

UdyrPrimeval

Animated NFTs can definitely grab attention, and “first-ever 404 NFT” is a clever hook. That kind of narrative can help a project stand out in a sea of drops. The real test will be whether it builds a lasting community or just rides on short-term hype. A few things I’d weigh before jumping in: * **Art + uniqueness**: Do the animations actually look good and feel original, or is it just a gimmick? * **Team transparency**: Are the creators known and engaged, or is it a faceless drop? * **Utility**: Beyond the “404” angle, is there any roadmap (games, staking, metaverse tie-ins) or is it purely collectible? * **Liquidity/marketplace**: Thin secondary market volume can make it hard to exit even if floor price looks high. When I’ve moved between NFTs and tokens, I’ve sometimes used Rubic for swaps since it saves time hunting liquidity across chains. Handy if you’re flipping and want to rotate into SOL or another token quickly.

halfman_halfboat

Holy shit you are slow. Your proposed NFT would be an NFT of that license for the same reason. You’re making it extremely clear that you really don’t understand how any of this works. Valve would still be the ones creating the cosmetic, minting it, and selling it to you. Valve could still shutdown their game whenever they want. At least you would have your little NFT saying you own an in game cosmetic that is gone forever. The more I think about it, this is quite possibly one of the worst ideas I’ve ever heard for an NFT. Bravo.

halfman_halfboat

I’m hoping you repeat it until you actually understand it. You own it within the context of the game. How does turning an IN GAME cosmetic into an NFT do anything other than add extra steps? When valve turns the game servers off in a decade it won’t matter that some blockchain says you own some in game cosmetic for some defunct game. You’re still in the exact same spot, you paid for something that doesn’t exist anymore.

safog1

Yeah +1. I don't know why BTC needs all this NFT nonsense. Just focus on scaling and being sound money.

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Gatinsh

Thing is that the more I think about it, NFT system for skins wouldn't be better. Developer needs the ability to revoke access, otherwise cheating would be through the roof. But the other is still blatantly wrong lol. Valve is definitely middleman

Shiratori-3

'Legendary' is a level of skin - like 'epic' and 'rare'. Legendary do have better stats - but prob depends on gameplay / personal style as well as to whether kit makes sense. Power Pudgy is one that happened via giveaway at Comicon - supply of that is 250. Afaik they were pre-minted and have been distributed as people have then claimed from Comicon codes, plus other giveaways. There are still some giveaways happening on X. Eg here's one that I spotted the other day: https://x.com/Yin_NGMI/status/1963472713194111288?t=y-mkP-GcZMhldJO106Z8IA&s=19 Price on those has been moving upwards - there were offers being accepted for eg $300 last week, now list buys are happening steadily at around $1000. The pre-launch season 'Pirate Plunge' has two main NFTs - Captain Pudgy and Blazebeard. When a season ends no more of the base resources to level up or mint are released. I haven't looked at what's been happening to supply for each of them, but noticed that their prices have been creeping up - could be speculation, or could be people sweeping the skins and remaining resources in order to upgrade the skins they already hold. If that makes sense. For the average gamer who just wants to play or battle friends - none of all this probably has much relevance, as the crypto and NFT side of things is abstracted away from in-game. It's only a thing if you want it to be.

Electronic_Law_3331

How does UI_UI plan to balance the trade-off between agent autonomy and user control, especially for crypto traders who need precise execution in high-stakes scenarios like liquidations or flash crashes? With the crypto space moving toward decentralization, how will UI_UI ensure its agents can interact seamlessly with Web3 platforms like DAOs or NFT marketplaces, and are there plans to integrate with protocols like IPFS for decentralized data storage?

That_Conversation_91

It’s a publicly available, anonymous, immutable database. Don’t listen to all these hype boys on X, pump.fun is a glorified casino, NFT’s were an overhyped art project, but the blockchain is very interesting. The blockchain makes it such that there’s no middleman necessary to do money transfers/contracts.

SapralexM

It actually has a good use case in DeFi, but it’s strictly technical. For example, when providing liquidity into a pool for a DEX, you get an NFT representing your position, like an ownership proof. You can transfer it to a different wallet, modify position in different ways without ever moving funds out of the contract. So it got its use case, it’s just far from weird jpegs hype.

1_BigPapi

There's a few out there but rarely advertised in this sub bc it's usually allergic to NFT anything. Goblin Crash is a good example of another fun game IP. Only Up too.

halfman_halfboat

If Valve creates the cosmetics and then sells them directly to the buyer, there is no middle man. Not to mention, the vast majority of NFT assets are too large to store directly on the blockchain. Instead, it’s normally just a link to where the asset is stored. So again, nothing would stop the developer from deleting the asset when the game eventually dies… I don’t think you actually understand this well enough to have this conversation, so I’m done. Cheers.

Gatinsh

My guy they are literally the middle man between you and the cosmetics. If they where NFTs, then YOU own them and nobody else. They are on the blockhain, you have keys to them, the end.  Valve can delete your skin any time they wish to do so, it's impossible for someone else to delete NFT apart from the owner. 

I_like_robots_3112

The "legendary Pudgy NFT" sounds a bit... underwhelming, honestly. Is this truly a valuable collectible or just another marketing gimmick? We need more info on rarity and actual market demand, not just hype.

_Commando_

don't worry, you still have your pet rock NFT so all is balanced in the world.

Praelatuz

As a hobbyist game dev, I don’t think NFTs could ever be implemented in a game (non-MMORPG cosmetics) solely due to the amount of legal-work required to nerf a NFT-equipment.

bbatardo

I never bought an NFT, but liked the concept if a proper use case was created. For example, trading cards are popular, so if a large company got into an NFT trading card market and ran a market, sold official cards, didn't limit selling, etc, it could take off. Alas it never happened and most companies that toyed with them did it as a quick cash grab or test.

GreedVault

You can turn your card into NFT, destroy the physical card and announce to the world that they now exist as NFT, and hope people buy into your story. eg, [Damien Hirst](https://heni.com/nft/more-info/the-currency) Or you could keep the physical card and tokenise it. The buyer gets the NFT and can redeem the card anytime, after which the NFT is destroyed. Both rely on trust, and in crypto trust is fragile.

TestNet777

How is this similar to banks? Your money insured at a bank. They use deposits to make loans. Loans allow people to buy large ticket items they otherwise couldn’t. How is this similar to an NFT?

Lord-Nagafen

It’s an NFT that’s backed by a real card that you can redeem at any time. They store it in your vault. It’s easier to sell an NFT than it is shipping a card and paying eBay fees. The site also has mystery bags which people go crazy for, for some reason

Jasdac

Whereas NFTs would be neat for items in games since it would allow you the freedom to trade as you wish without needing the game company's blessing. Said company still has full say in how you may or may not use the item coupled to the NFT inside their game. It'd be a viable alternative if you had a fully decentralized open source live service game run by its users. But that's so rare it may as well not even exist.

002_timmy

I’m going to assume this is a genuine question - The level of decentralization depends on the specific NFT or NFT collection. A collection like Crypto Punks is highly decentralized as the meta data and art is stored directly on Ethereum. Other collections have the pointer to the IPFS location stored, which is still pretty decentralized. Some NFTs aren’t aimed for decentralization but rather serve a specific purpose, such as RWAs. So like most things, it lives on a continuum

002_timmy

Ignore the downvotes. I made a meme that people here can take super seriously because it’s easier to pretend NFTs are garbage than admitting they can’t afford them. There are collections where the community & connections made justify the dollars lost on the actual NFT (BAYC, PP, Azuki, etc). But then there are also the obvious bad projects as well.

OneManBands

Here, guys, a NFT holder right over here

GreedVault

I checked out the site. The process is: you send them your card, they convert it into an NFT, and all trading happens online. By providing such a service, I feel theres a lot of room for cheating, for example: secretly selling the card without anyone knowing while users continue trading the NFTs. And when it comes time to claim the physical card, they could simply report it as lost in the mail or something similar.

NckyDC

It’s this just an NFT?

deltasleepy

On the NFT scam?