While blockchain virtual worlds have seen significant demand during the last few months, an “interoperable pixel metaverse” project called Webbland has seen weekly NFT sales spike by 126.24%. Over $3.6 million was sold in the past seven days. Two Webbland penthouses also made it to the top 15 most costly NFT sales.
In the last week, $3.6M in worldwide Webbland NFT sales were recorded
The metaverse’s properties have appreciated in value over the last twelve months due to increased demand for blockchain-based virtual worlds like Decentraland. Metaverse land and apartments as well as penthouses and mansions are selling at prices ranging from four to seven figures.
This week, Webbland, a project that calls itself an “interoperable pixel metaverse,” has seen $3.6 million in sales this week up 126.24% since the week prior. Webbland is now 33rd in seven-day sales for the week ending September 13, just above Farmers World, and below Sheet Fighter.
The Worldwide Webbland, also known as Webbland, is similar to Decentraland and The Sandbox in that it lets players own land and equip with NFTs. They can also complete quests and explore. Webbland, a hugely multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG), allows players to create avatars in order to acquire land and equip with NFTs.
“Lands are in-game spaces owned and controlled by the respective NFT token holder and function as an integral part of the Worldwide Webb ecosystem,” the project’s website explains. Webbland topped the sales charts this week with the third highest percentage gain of any of the 50 top NFT projects.
2 Webbland Penthouses for Sale in Ethereum at Over $130K
According to statistics, 24 hours ago, Webbland’s Penthouse #9051 was the 14th most expensive NFT parcel sold. Webbland’s virtual penthouse was sold at $139,848 or 50 Ethereum (ETH) when it went on sale. 16 hours ago, Webbland’s Penthouse #9056 was the 15th most expensive NFT property sold this week. This particular Penthouse was sold in Webbland’s metaverse for 48ether, or $1318,830 when it was settled.
Metrics show that presently, there are 1,067 active Webbland wallets and on Opensea the project’s floor price is 1.7 ether or $4,464 and on Looksrare the lowest Webbland floor price is 1.1625 ether or roughly $3,052. The lowest property sale of the week was #5586, a small apartment, which sold for 2.89ether, or $7,989.
The top blockchain metaverse projects, such as Decentraland and The Sandbox, have seen higher sales in the past week. Over 606 sales, the Sandbox recorded $7.8M in sales over the seven-day period. The average sale was $13K. Decentraland had $4.3million in last week’s sales, with 284 transactions.
The trend for high priced virtual properties sales seems to be continuing this year. A myriad of metaverse property are increasingly valuable than any physical estate.
What do you think about Webbland’s penthouse sales this week and metaverse property sales in general? For virtual property, would you be willing to pay thousands in cryptocurrency? Please comment below to let us know your thoughts on this topic.
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