The weekly trading volume of NFT hit a new low, below 153,000 ETH for 13 consecutive weeks

[NFT weekly trading volume hit a record low, below 153,000 ETH for 13 consecutive weeks] On August 18, according to Nansen data, NFT weekly trading volume (August 9-15) reached 76,637 ETH, a record low, It has been below 153,000 ETH for 13 consecutive weeks. At present, the total value of Bend DAO NFT collateral is 31,244.99 ETH (about 57.62 million US dollars), and 14 BAYC health factors are lower than 1.1.

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Com2uS: The NFT trading platform C2X only uses Terra technology and is independent of the Luna ecosystem, and has not invested in Luna: According to news on May 16, affected by the Terra incident, the NFT trading platform C2X of the Korean game listed company Com2uS has also attracted attention, because the The platform uses Terraform Labs' blockchain Terra mainnet. Com2uS Holdings is taking countermeasures against the Terra incident. In a worst-case scenario, Com2uS Holdings said it would consider building its own mainnet. Com2uS Holdings compensated: "Currently the C2X platform service is operating normally. C2X only uses Terra technology and is an ecosystem independent of the value of Luna." In addition, Com2us Holdings stated, "We will take necessary measures to stabilize service operations. Com2us Holdings has never Invested in virtual assets such as Luna or DeFi services with cash.” (ekoreanews) [2022/5/16 3:19:23]

OpenSea has submitted NFT and cryptocurrency-related trademark applications: On April 21, American lawyer Mike Kondoudis tweeted that the NFT market OpenSea has recently submitted NFT and cryptocurrency-related trademark applications for its name and LOGO, covering encrypted wallets, NFT and NFT casting, cryptocurrency and digital collections, digital/virtual/cryptocurrency. [2022/4/21 14:38:09]

OpenSea’s new migration contract is suspected to have a bug, and attackers are stealing a large number of high-value NFTs: According to news on February 20, several users posted a warning on Twitter that the new migration contract (address: 0xa2c0946aD444DCCf990394C5cBe019a858A945bD) launched by OpenSea yesterday is suspected to have a bug. The hacker (address: 0x3e0defb880cd8e163bad68abe66437f99a7a8a74) is using this bug to steal a large number of NFTs and sell them for arbitrage. The stolen NFTs cover BAYC, BAKC, MAYC, Azuki, Cool Cats, Doodles, Mfers and other high-value series. At present, the cause of the vulnerability has not been fully confirmed, but users are advised to revoke the authorization of the above contract through the link below.

Note: Yesterday, OpenSea performed a routine upgrade. Affected by the upgrade, all pending orders created before February 18 will expire on February 25. In order to keep the original pending order data of users from being affected, OpenSea specially launched the above Pending order to migrate contract. [2022/2/20 10:03:31]