Etheria 0.9 Bundle Sale Goes Under Radar
Etheria 0.9 Bundle Sale Goes Under Radar
🕵️ Secret Etheria Sale Discovered
A significant Etheria 0.9 NFT sale occurred as part of a bundle transaction, causing it to bypass standard tracking mechanisms. The bundle, which included an additional pixel art piece, sold for 4.5 ETH.
- Sale wasn't detected by @UOEtheriaBot
- Bundle format prevented OpenSea from displaying in regular activity
- Transaction confirmed on Etherscan
This follows recent activity in early NFT art markets, including a 2016-vintage PixelMap tile listing.
last etheria 0.9 sale wasn't picked up by @UOEtheriaBot because it was a bundle so opensea didn't show it in activity either. here it is, idk the value of the pixel thing but I think Etheria was the bigger part of it for sure. 4.5 eth sale. etherscan.io/tx/0x9e1ffccb9…
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