As the NBA gets it’s playoff action in full swing, the league is minting a new dynamic NFT collection, there’s a new potential exploit on OpenSea’s Solana NFTs – oh and yes, Moonbirds are still going crazy.
Let’s jump into some of the biggest stories from the past day in NFT action.
Nightly Mint
Latest Mint: NBA’s New Dynamic NFT
Dapper Labs was the company that first allowed NBA to play with NFTs. Similar moves have been made by other leagues and property owners. This week, could the league lead the charge again? NBA will release a NFT collection that includes 18,000 dynamic NFTs, which can be customized based on the performance of each athlete.
The collection will be dubbed ‘The Association,’ and will consist of 75 NFTs of each player from the 16 different NBA teams participating. It is reported that the mint costs nothing (just gasoline on Ethereum), and includes player IP integration.
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OpenSea has recently been updated to include Solana. This may indicate that there is an exploit users might not know about.Source: SOLUSD on TradingView.com | Source: SOL-USD on TradingView.com
Moonbirds… Still
After Monday’s wild recap over some of the weekend activity with Moonbirds, we can confirm… Moonbirds are still going crazy. Nansen data shows that the floor was still hovering around 20 ETH at the time of publication. This project is also a leading volume-maker for NFTs. Digital howls have been booming from the beginning of last week, blowing out some of largest project volumes.
The ‘Minty Fresh’ Take
Revoking access on wallet’s access to old, unused, and/or vulnerable dApps:
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— Ichigo (@0xIchigo) April 19, 2022
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