Let’s take a look at successful NFT collections such as Bored Apes, CryptoPunks, and Azuki, as well as AMoonbird, which quickly doubled its base price by 33. It looks like NFT tokens will back the crypto trends in some time.
NFT tokens continue to break records
“AMoonbird NFT” sold for over $800,000 in less than a week after its launch, setting a new record for the rapidly growing NFT collection. Since its resounding debut last week, the collection’s sales and value have grown exponentially. According to NFT Go data, “Moonbirds #7205” sold for approximately 265 ETH, or approximately $804,600. The total represents one of the most lucrative NFT trades in recent weeks, alongside the collection’s largest sale to date.
Moonbirds base price quickly hit 33x
Moonbirds is currently the most traded NFT collection by volume, with 24-hour volumes up 51% to 54.5 million reached dollars. Bored Apes outperformed bigger competitors like CryptoPunks and Azuki. Moonbirds is valued at approximately $266.5 million today, which is more than double its initial market value. The base price of the NFT token has now reached about ten times the mint price of 33 ETH and 2.5 ETH.
The collection includes 10,000 different owl images, with incentives to hold each token longer. Moonbirds, like Bored Apes, also offers an exclusive club membership affiliated with the Proof Collective.
Beware of scammers
However, the success of the collection led to a string of scam and phishing attempts on Twitter. According to reports, hackers are using verified Twitter accounts to spread links claiming to be affiliated with Moonbirds. Users were invited to plug in their crypto wallets, after which their cash and NFTs were quickly drained.
Moonbirds CEO Justin Mezzell is calling on Twitter to denounce hackers and warn their followers to be careful. The official Moonbirds Twitter account similarly condemned the attacks, reiterating that the initiative had no other means other than its official website.
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