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The Quantum Cat that got sniped for 0.49 BTC (+$180 in miner fees) earlier today was just sold for 1.9 BTC. https://t.co/JO8LXruPDl
The Quantum Cat that just got sniped for 0.49 BTC (+$180 in miner fees) was flipped for 1.9 BTC. https://t.co/geWNo4QFIP
~ Timeline of a Quantum Catnapping ~ 6th March - Cat 0673 listed for sale for 0.49442096 BTC. 17th March 20:01 UTC - new layer reveal hits the mempool, adding a golden cape (valued ~1.25 BTC) to Cat 0673. 20:22 - layer confirms in block 835113. 20:24 - @QuantumCatsXYZ tweets… https://t.co/RQid0VPo7O
The Natcat NFT market has shown significant activity, with a notable increase in holder count to an all-time high (ATH) of nearly 2,900. Listings for Natcat NFTs dropped below 1,000 for the first time, initially going to 1.1k before a fast decrease to approximately 920. The floor price (FP) of Natcats increased from .04 to .06 BTC. A particular NatCat NFT sold for .50 BTC ($34,000), highlighting the market's upward trend. Additionally, a Quantum Cat NFT, Cat 0673, initially listed for 0.49442096 BTC, experienced a dramatic increase in value after a new layer reveal added a golden cape to it, valued at approximately 1.25 BTC. This NFT was later sold for 1.9 BTC, demonstrating a significant profit for the seller.
