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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => NFTs & Collectibles => Topic started by: RSRS on October 17, 2021, 06:48:27 AM
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The owner of the non-fungible token (NFT) CryptoPunk #6046 has turned down a 2,500 ETH (around $9.5 million) offer for his NFT. If it would have sold, it would have been the largest CryptoPunk sale ever by dollar amount.
The bidder, who goes by poap.eth on the Larva Labs marketplace, placed the bid just 15 hours after the CryptoPunk's owner, who goes by Richerd, tweeted: “My punk is not for sale. Don't care what anyone offers me.” His punk has the rare traits of 3D glasses (3% of CryptoPunks have this), a cigarette in its mouth (10%) and 'frumpy' hair (4%).
CryptoPunk #6046
In response to the bid, Richerd tweeted: “You guys want to see what diamond hands look like?” Richerd later told The Block he declined the offer. The bid is now marked as "withdrawn" on Larva Labs.
CryptoPunks is an NFT collection of 10,000 randomly generated images created by the startup Larva Labs. CryptoPunks is currently the top NFT collection of all time on the NFT marketplace OpenSea, with over 551,000 ETH (~$2.1 billion) in total sales volume.
The average price of a CryptoPunk has risen considerably over the past two months. As The Block’s data shows, a CryptoPunk was worth around $93,000 on August 1st to roughly $465,000 as of publication — a 400% increase.
Source (https://cryptonews.net/en/news/nft/2249537/)
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Whoa...huge $9.5 million offer and the owner declined. Well, you could not blame the man because he understood well that there can be more money to be made with his NFT collection. Give it maybe two years and there is a chance the man may agree to sell this NFT maybe at the price of around $50 million. Stories like this can be so inspiriting but we have to remember that only around 1% of all the NFTs have real value the rest can just be junks worth like garbage...or so what I read somewhere.