2026-01-01 18:26:16

NFT market has been quite lively these days, with several large transactions worth noting. The Pudgy Penguins with a crown (this rarity level is quite uncommon) sold for 5.51 ETH. Squiggles is even more impressive, with two grail-level pieces each fetching 24 ETH. Spirit Azuki was sold for 13.5 ETH. Alien Doodle was not far behind, with a sale at 10 ETH. Based on transaction frequency and prices, the liquidity and recognition of these top NFT projects are still strong. Especially those grail-level collectibles, where buyers and sellers have a strong consensus on the price.

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liquidation_watcher

· 01-04 18:19

Grail level 24 ETH? Is this price serious? It feels a bit unrealistic.

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InscriptionGriller

· 01-04 02:04

Uh, is this wave really someone taking the bait or just more mutual shuffling? Hard to say. Grail-level 24 ? Last year, this price should have already crashed. Still, some people believe in this stuff. Fine. I remember Pudgy’s crown was cheaper a couple of months ago. Now it’s surged so much? Luckily I sold early. Top-tier projects with good liquidity sound nice, but actually, someone is just harvesting the leeks. Don’t be fooled, brothers. Are these large transactions driven by real demand or just capital pools emptying out? You can tell by looking on-chain.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 01-03 08:28

Crown Penguin sold at 5.51? I thought it could break 10. Now the buying pressure isn't that fierce anymore. Grail-level 24E still has people taking the buy-in, indicating that top-tier projects still have a solid foundation.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 01-02 01:28

Grail level 24 E? Are they crazy? Do these people have nowhere to spend their money?

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LoneValidator

· 01-01 18:55

Damn, squiggles 24 ETH each? My goodness, that price is really stable. Grail-level items do have demand, but I'm a bit hesitant to enter now. What about the crown on the Pudgy Penguin? Not making a profit? What's the thinking? This round of market looks pretty solid, with trading volume right here.

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AirdropHuntress

· 01-01 18:53

The key is how long these grail-level transaction prices can stay stable. Historical data shows that high-level buy-ins like this often serve as a signal.

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UncleWhale

· 01-01 18:53

Crown Penguin 5.51 Ethereum? The price is still acceptable, but compared to Squiggles' 24 grails, I think it's a bit cold.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-01 18:49

Grail-level 24E is really not cheap. Is this market rebound genuine, or are only a few big players involved?

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StableBoi

· 01-01 18:31

Well, the recent Grail of Squiggles really held up, with 24E still being picked up by others. What does that say? --- The Crown Penguin at 5.51 is actually quite attractive, much cheaper than two weeks ago. --- Liquidity is strong, huh? I'm just worried that a sudden plunge could wipe out all consensus. --- Spirit Azuki at 13.5 still dares to show off. I just want to ask, who is buying this dip? --- It's true that top-tier projects have popularity, but when will this price ceiling break? --- Alien Doodle at 10E is easy to sell. This market is still a game for the wealthy. --- Wait, both Grails are at 24E? This coincidence doesn't seem right. --- As long as there's a large transaction, people say liquidity is strong. That logic is a bit too optimistic. --- My Penguin is still gathering dust in my wallet. Is selling now just throwing money away? --- Honestly, only Grail-level projects are truly worth paying attention to. Retail investors have no chance to bottom fish.

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