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Hong Kong Celebrity Alex Fong Counts Losses After NFT Marketplace Blur Folds
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Hong Kong Celebrity Alex Fong Counts Losses After NFT Marketplace Blur Folds

Key Highlights: Hong Kong entertainer Alex Fong revealed significant personal losses in non-fungible tokens, stating the downturn exceeded anything he experienced in the stock market and cautioning the public against pursuit of overnight wealth. Celebrity-backed digital collectibles—including Jay Chou’s PhantaBear, Shawn Yue’s Christie’s auction collection, and Edison Chen’s Heart Project—have suffered massive retracements, falling below ...

Once-Largest Ethereum NFT Marketplace Blur Shuts Down as Volume Plunges 99%
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Once-Largest Ethereum NFT Marketplace Blur Shuts Down as Volume Plunges 99%

Key Highlights: Layer-2 network Blast has moved toward closure after total assets plunged from an all-time peak above $2 billion down to roughly $32 million. Sister marketplace Blur witnessed a catastrophic 99.5% decline in monthly Ethereum NFT volume, dropping from $1.43 billion in March 2023 to under $7 million by March 2026. Despite processing billions ...

Pudgy Penguins Surges as Billionaire Buys 117 NFTs
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Pudgy Penguins Surges as Billionaire Buys 117 NFTs

Key Highlights American recycling entrepreneur and digital asset investor Adam Weitsman announced the on-chain acquisition of 117 Pudgy Penguins NFTs to back the community during a tough period. The move coincided with a weekly surge of 125.66% in Pudgy Penguins NFT sales, reaching roughly $1.50 million across 196 transactions, according to CryptoSlam metrics through October ...

NFT Sales Rise 6.8% to $46.8M as Bitcoin Trading Surges
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NFT Sales Rise 6.8% to $46.8M as Bitcoin Trading Surges

NFT Sales Reach $46.78 Million as Buyer Addresses Plummet 84% Global NFT sales climbed to approximately $46.78 million for the seven days ending September 12, marking a 6.8% increase from the prior week, according to CryptoSlam data. Ethereum maintained its position as the leading blockchain by sales volume, while a handful of high-value Bitcoin transactions ...