Is it a bear market?
Someone recently bought Pudgy Penguins non-fungible token (NFT) with the hashtag #6873 for 400 Ethereum (ETH) worth around $630,000, which is more than half a million dollars even in the current market downturn.
Yesterday a @pudgypenguins NFT sold for a record 400 ETH (~$630k)
It is by far the largest NFT sale of the last 24 hours ?
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The digital artwork is part of the 8,888 Cute Chubby NFT on Pudgy Penguins collection designed by freelance artist Cole Thereum, the project’s owner.
The recent sale marks a new milestone for the Penguin collection as it is among the highest-selling virtual artworks in the group. In addition, it recorded the largest NFT sale within 24 hours at the time of purchase.
The PudgyPenguin #6873 NFT was bought by dreesuschrist on CoinUnited, a cryptocurrency exchange based in Hong Kong, from the seller who has held the digital artwork for almost a year. Before the sale, the NFT was purchased on CoinUnited for 225 wrapped ETH.
The Penguins’ recent sale came just a few months after Luca Netz acquired the project from its creator Cole Thereum for approximately 750 ETH.
The latest NFT sale comes when the cryptocurrency industry faces a new meltdown, with Bitcoin, the King coin retesting $21,000.
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