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NFTs Surge 94% in July: CryptoPunks, Pudgy Penguins, and Bitcoin Ordinals Lead the Charge
Web3 Deep Dive: NFTs, DeFi, and Cryptocurrency Explained podcast.
Hey friends, it’s Crypto Willy here—your go-to neighbor for all things crypto, NFTs, and DeFi, breaking down a wild week in Web3. Buckle up, because the NFT market just pulled off a comeback that has the whole blockchain buzzing.
This July, the NFT world snapped out of its doldrums with a market cap explosion, jumping a whopping 94% to hit $6.6 billion! DappRadar called it the “strongest week since February,” with heavyweights like CryptoPunks skyrocketing in value. Imagine this: floor prices on Punks leaped 53%, and one rare CryptoPunk sold for a staggering $5.15 million—GameSquare Holdings snagged the iconic Cowboy Ape Punk #5577, a nod to the OG days when you could claim one for under $500.
But it wasn’t just Punks. The adorable Pudgy Penguins made waves too, briefly overtaking Punks in weekly trading volume with a record $20 million before CryptoPunks stole the crown back. Then things got wild—after Ozzy Osbourne’s passing this week, his CryptoBatz NFT collection pumped 400%, a reminder that NFT culture truly follows big personalities.
If you’re tracking the blue-chip collections, Bored Ape Yacht Club also saw rising floor prices, proving that investor appetite is surging for Ethereum-based NFTs. But here’s the cool twist: Bitcoin’s getting serious about NFTs, thanks to the Ordinals protocol that’s letting folks mint unique inscriptions straight on Bitcoin blocks. Collections like OWL and Adderrels are bringing a fresh narrative, and with OWL leading the charts on Bitcoin’s Ordinals since launch, there’s real evolution happening across chains.
Diving into DeFi, capital seems to be rotating out of tokens like Bitcoin and into NFTs, signaling risk-on sentiment and new hope for altcoin and NFT hodlers. With Bitcoin dominance dropping 6.6% and Ethereum settling around $3,350, the ecosystem feels electric again after months in the bear cave.
Looking ahead, all eyes are on what’s minting next. Upcoming drops like Synthetic Bloom by 0009, Space Rush Bounty Hunters, and a Verse Patron Token by digital artist Tabor Robak are lighting up discords everywhere. And with stablecoins gaining more respect in traditional finance, expect more institutions sniffing around the NFT and DeFi playbook.
If 2025 started sleepy for NFTs, July flipped the switch. Analysts from Cointelegraph and DappRadar say we could see Ethereum NFTs leading a broad-based rally into late 2025 if this volume holds.
That’s the big scoop this week! Thanks for tuning in to Web3 Deep Dive with me, Crypto Willy—your best friend next door with the keys to the blockchain city. Don’t forget to swing by next week for more action, and remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out QuietPlease dot A I. Catch you on-chain!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Hey friends, it’s Crypto Willy here—your go-to neighbor for all things crypto, NFTs, and DeFi, breaking down a wild week in Web3. Buckle up, because the NFT market just pulled off a comeback that has the whole blockchain buzzing.
This July, the NFT world snapped out of its doldrums with a market cap explosion, jumping a whopping 94% to hit $6.6 billion! DappRadar called it the “strongest week since February,” with heavyweights like CryptoPunks skyrocketing in value. Imagine this: floor prices on Punks leaped 53%, and one rare CryptoPunk sold for a staggering $5.15 million—GameSquare Holdings snagged the iconic Cowboy Ape Punk #5577, a nod to the OG days when you could claim one for under $500.
But it wasn’t just Punks. The adorable Pudgy Penguins made waves too, briefly overtaking Punks in weekly trading volume with a record $20 million before CryptoPunks stole the crown back. Then things got wild—after Ozzy Osbourne’s passing this week, his CryptoBatz NFT collection pumped 400%, a reminder that NFT culture truly follows big personalities.
If you’re tracking the blue-chip collections, Bored Ape Yacht Club also saw rising floor prices, proving that investor appetite is surging for Ethereum-based NFTs. But here’s the cool twist: Bitcoin’s getting serious about NFTs, thanks to the Ordinals protocol that’s letting folks mint unique inscriptions straight on Bitcoin blocks. Collections like OWL and Adderrels are bringing a fresh narrative, and with OWL leading the charts on Bitcoin’s Ordinals since launch, there’s real evolution happening across chains.
Diving into DeFi, capital seems to be rotating out of tokens like Bitcoin and into NFTs, signaling risk-on sentiment and new hope for altcoin and NFT hodlers. With Bitcoin dominance dropping 6.6% and Ethereum settling around $3,350, the ecosystem feels electric again after months in the bear cave.
Looking ahead, all eyes are on what’s minting next. Upcoming drops like Synthetic Bloom by 0009, Space Rush Bounty Hunters, and a Verse Patron Token by digital artist Tabor Robak are lighting up discords everywhere. And with stablecoins gaining more respect in traditional finance, expect more institutions sniffing around the NFT and DeFi playbook.
If 2025 started sleepy for NFTs, July flipped the switch. Analysts from Cointelegraph and DappRadar say we could see Ethereum NFTs leading a broad-based rally into late 2025 if this volume holds.
That’s the big scoop this week! Thanks for tuning in to Web3 Deep Dive with me, Crypto Willy—your best friend next door with the keys to the blockchain city. Don’t forget to swing by next week for more action, and remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out QuietPlease dot A I. Catch you on-chain!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Hey friends, it’s Crypto Willy here—your go-to neighbor for all things crypto, NFTs, and DeFi, breaking down a wild week in Web3. Buckle up, because the NFT market just pulled off a comeback that has the whole blockchain buzzing.
This July, the NFT world snapped out of its doldrums with a market cap explosion, jumping a whopping 94% to hit $6.6 billion! DappRadar called it the “strongest week since February,” with heavyweights like CryptoPunks skyrocketing in value. Imagine this: floor prices on Punks leaped 53%, and one rare CryptoPunk sold for a staggering $5.15 million—GameSquare Holdings snagged the iconic Cowboy Ape Punk #5577, a nod to the OG days when you could claim one for under $500.
But it wasn’t just Punks. The adorable Pudgy Penguins made waves too, briefly overtaking Punks in weekly trading volume with a record $20 million before CryptoPunks stole the crown back. Then things got wild—after Ozzy Osbourne’s passing this week, his CryptoBatz NFT collection pumped 400%, a reminder that NFT culture truly follows big personalities.
If you’re tracking the blue-chip collections, Bored Ape Yacht Club also saw rising floor prices, proving that investor appetite is surging for Ethereum-based NFTs. But here’s the cool twist: Bitcoin’s getting serious about NFTs, thanks to the Ordinals protocol that’s letting folks mint unique inscriptions straight on Bitcoin blocks. Collections like OWL and Adderrels are bringing a fresh narrative, and with OWL leading the charts on Bitcoin’s Ordinals since launch, there’s real evolution happening across chains.
Diving into DeFi, capital seems to be rotating out of tokens like Bitcoin and into NFTs, signaling risk-on sentiment and new hope for altcoin and NFT hodlers. With Bitcoin dominance dropping 6.6% and Ethereum settling around $3,350, the ecosystem feels electric again after months in the bear cave.
Looking ahead, all eyes are on what’s minting next. Upcoming drops like Synthetic Bloom by 0009, Space Rush Bounty Hunters, and a Verse Patron Token by digital artist Tabor Robak are lighting up discords everywhere. And with stablecoins gaining more respect in traditional finance, expect more institutions sniffing around the NFT and DeFi playbook.
If 2025 started sleepy for NFTs, July flipped the switch. Analysts from Cointelegraph and DappRadar say we could see Ethereum NFTs leading a broad-based rally into late 2025 if this volume holds.
That’s the big scoop this week! Thanks for tuning in to Web3 Deep Dive with me, Crypto Willy—your best friend next door with the keys to the blockchain city. Don’t forget to swing by next week for more action, and remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out QuietPlease dot A I. Catch you on-chain!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Hey friends, it’s Crypto Willy here—your go-to neighbor for all things crypto, NFTs, and DeFi, breaking down a wild week in Web3. Buckle up, because the NFT market just pulled off a comeback that has the whole blockchain buzzing.
This July, the NFT world snapped out of its doldrums with a market cap explosion, jumping a whopping 94% to hit $6.6 billion! DappRadar called it the “strongest week since February,” with heavyweights like CryptoPunks skyrocketing in value. Imagine this: floor prices on Punks leaped 53%, and one rare CryptoPunk sold for a staggering $5.15 million—GameSquare Holdings snagged the iconic Cowboy Ape Punk #5577, a nod to the OG days when you could claim one for under $500.
But it wasn’t just Punks. The adorable Pudgy Penguins made waves too, briefly overtaking Punks in weekly trading volume with a record $20 million before CryptoPunks stole the crown back. Then things got wild—after Ozzy Osbourne’s passing this week, his CryptoBatz NFT collection pumped 400%, a reminder that NFT culture truly follows big personalities.
If you’re tracking the blue-chip collections, Bored Ape Yacht Club also saw rising floor prices, proving that investor appetite is surging for Ethereum-based NFTs. But here’s the cool twist: Bitcoin’s getting serious about NFTs, thanks to the Ordinals protocol that’s letting folks mint unique inscriptions straight on Bitcoin blocks. Collections like OWL and Adderrels are bringing a fresh narrative, and with OWL leading the charts on Bitcoin’s Ordinals since launch, there’s real evolution happening across chains.
Diving into DeFi, capital seems to be rotating out of tokens like Bitcoin and into NFTs, signaling risk-on sentiment and new hope for altcoin and NFT hodlers. With Bitcoin dominance dropping 6.6% and Ethereum settling around $3,350, the ecosystem feels electric again after months in the bear cave.
Looking ahead, all eyes are on what’s minting next. Upcoming drops like Synthetic Bloom by 0009, Space Rush Bounty Hunters, and a Verse Patron Token by digital artist Tabor Robak are lighting up discords everywhere. And with stablecoins gaining more respect in traditional finance, expect more institutions sniffing around the NFT and DeFi playbook.
If 2025 started sleepy for NFTs, July flipped the switch. Analysts from Cointelegraph and DappRadar say we could see Ethereum NFTs leading a broad-based rally into late 2025 if this volume holds.
That’s the big scoop this week! Thanks for tuning in to Web3 Deep Dive with me, Crypto Willy—your best friend next door with the keys to the blockchain city. Don’t forget to swing by next week for more action, and remember, this has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out QuietPlease dot A I. Catch you on-chain!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI