On-Chain Dice Set Collectors Eligible for Hand-Signed Resin Rewards
On-Chain Dice Set Collectors Eligible for Hand-Signed Resin Rewards
🎲 The Perfect Set
Collectors who assemble complete dice sets on-chain will be eligible to claim a hand-signed "perfect set" of custom resin dice.
Key Details:
- Eligibility determined by snapshot at mint close
- Reward valued at $80 plus shipping costs
- Must have full set assembled on-chain to qualify
This initiative rewards early collectors who complete their on-chain dice collections before the minting period ends.
All full sets assembled on chain are eligible to claim hand signed "perfect set" of custom resin dice ($80 + shipping). Snapshot at mint close.
Dice Collection Falls Short of Target, Creator Plans Pivot with Refunds
A dice-themed NFT collection failed to reach its target supply of 6,666 pieces, stopping at 4,732 dice with cumulative face values of 16,779. **Key Details:** - The project's "Play collection" fell short of the minimum threshold of 1,111 pieces needed - All participants will receive full refunds while keeping their dice NFTs - The creator is now exploring alternative directions for the project The failed mint represents a rare outcome where collectors receive both refunds and retain their NFTs, potentially creating an interesting dynamic for the remaining supply.
Digital Art Engagement Matches Physical Basel Numbers
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Asprey Studio's Silver Luck Sets Shift to Market-Based Pricing
Asprey Studio is changing the pricing model for its silver Luck sets. The pieces will transition from a fixed price of $8,888 to a market-determined price of 1,111 rolls. **Key Details:** - Current fixed price: $8,888 - New market price: 1,111 rolls - Product: Silver sets of Luck by Asprey Studio This pricing shift represents a move toward market-driven valuation for the luxury collectibles.
Self Checkout Acquired by X Museum Beijing
**Self Checkout** has been acquired by **X Museum** in Beijing. The acquisition marks a significant move for the digital art piece, which was notably the creator's final work on the proof-of-work Ethereum blockchain before the network's transition to proof-of-stake. X Museum, based in Beijing, will now house this historically significant NFT artwork that represents the end of an era in blockchain technology.