Gondi

Two pieces from Sam Spratt's *Masks of Luci* collection changed ownership through GONDI's Trades function at House of Grails. **The Deal:** - *Circumstances of Isaac* + 2 WETH were exchanged for *Pending Formula* - Transaction facilitated through GONDI's peer-to-peer trading feature - Both artworks are part of Spratt's acclaimed digital art series This marks another notable trade in the *Masks of Luci* collection, following previous sales including *Outsourced Ogling* (17,999 USDC) and *The Quarry* (6.18 ETH) in late 2025.

**CryptoPunk #8674 changed hands for 33.2 ETH** in a near-floor transaction that showcased efficient capital deployment. **The Purchase Strategy:** - Buyer combined a 24.5 WETH 30-day loan with personal wallet funds - Transaction executed through GONDI's purchase bundler feature - Demonstrates how collectors leverage lending tools to acquire NFTs without full upfront capital **Recent GONDI Activity:** This follows CryptoPunk #5966's sale for 35.2 WETH via stealth bid, where the seller used the Sell & Repay feature to simultaneously close the sale and repay an existing 26 WETH loan. These transactions highlight how NFT lending infrastructure enables collectors to move quickly on opportunities while managing capital efficiently.

**ACKPFP Collection Loan Details** The skullBoy NFT from the ACKPFP collection by @lphaCentauriKid has been renegotiated on GONDI for a 40,000 USDC loan. **Key Terms:** - Principal: 40,000 USDC - Duration: 30 days - APR: 20% The NFT is simultaneously listed for sale at 69 ETH. **Previous Activity:** - Earlier renegotiation increased the loan from 18,200 USDC to 40,000 USDC at 16% APR - 129 USDC origination fee applied This follows another notable GONDI loan where Sam Spratt's "Skull of Luci Transferred Violence" secured 90,000 USDC for one year at 22% APR.

**XCOPY's *Taxmen* sold for 26.5 ETH ($49,500) on GONDI**, a decentralized NFT lending protocol. - The sale demonstrates continued demand for XCOPY's work in the NFT market - This follows a previous January sale where a GONDI vault containing three XCOPY pieces (*Taxmen*, *Deathless*, and *Overlords*) sold for 72.5 ETH - The vault had an outstanding 26.5 ETH loan and was sold using GONDI's Sell & Repay function GONDI enables NFT owners to access liquidity while maintaining exposure to their assets through its lending infrastructure.

Autoglyph #265 changed hands for 50 wETH through GONDI's peer-to-peer trading feature. The transaction executed directly via smart contracts without intermediaries. **Key Details:** - Asset: Autoglyph #265 - Price: 50 wETH - Platform: [GONDI](https://gondi.xyz) Trades - Method: Direct smart contract execution The trade demonstrates GONDI's trustless infrastructure, which removes the need for third-party facilitation. Previous activity on the platform includes Autoglyph #139 selling for 75 ETH in July 2025, and a Quine NFT swap in January 2026. GONDI operates as a decentralized lending and trading protocol for NFTs, enabling direct transactions between parties through automated smart contracts.

Recent lending activity on Gondi shows concentrated interest in premium NFT collections: **Featured Collections:** - [CryptoPunks #9167](https://www.gondi.xyz/collections/cryptopunks/9167) - [Fidenza by Tyler Hobbs #78000822](https://www.gondi.xyz/collections/fidenza-by-tyler-hobbs/78000822) - [SuperRare #26974](https://www.gondi.xyz/collections/superrare/26974) - [ACKFTW #68](https://www.gondi.xyz/collections/ackftw/68) This follows earlier activity involving other high-value pieces including CryptoPunks #1035 and Autoglyphs #143. The pattern suggests sustained demand for lending against established digital art and collectibles through Gondi's continuous underwriting system.

**CryptoPunk #3945 Changes Hands Through Leveraged Purchase** A buyer acquired CryptoPunk #3945 for 39.0 ETH using GONDI's purchase bundler feature, financing the purchase with an 18.0 WETH loan. **Loan Terms:** - Duration: 10 days - APR: 13% - Origination fee: 0.0098 WETH The purchase bundler allows buyers to acquire NFTs while simultaneously taking out a loan against the asset, enabling capital-efficient purchases without requiring full upfront payment.

Several high-value NFTs have been listed for sale on the GONDI lending protocol marketplace: - **KNIFE CATCHER #5/10** by XCOPY: 74.7 ETH - **POLITICS IS BULLSHIT #59/100** by Beeple: 190,000 USDC - **CryptoPunk #1035**: 88,000 USDC - **Autoglyph #143**: 77.0 ETH These listings represent notable pieces from established digital artists and collections. GONDI operates as a decentralized NFT lending protocol that allows continuous refinancing of loans, creating a marketplace where borrowers can list collateralized assets.

**OVERLORD #11**, an edition of 20 by XCOPY, sold for **31.5 ETH** on the GONDI platform. - Acquired by [@RhythmKing](https://twitter.com/RhythmKing) - Facilitated by [@RDToTheMoon](https://twitter.com/RDToTheMoon) - Second OVERLORD sale within 24 hours This follows a recent **72.5 ETH vault sale** containing multiple XCOPY pieces (Taxmen, Deathless, and Overlords). That vault was in a 26.5 ETH loan and utilized GONDI's Sell & Repay function. **Recent GONDI Activity:** - The Wrapture editions sold for 3.50-5.10 wETH - EVERYDAY ARTIFACTS #44 by Beeple: 2.03 wETH - servant of the Muse #20: 10.0 ETH Collectors are actively trading high-value NFTs through GONDI's lending infrastructure, which enables borrowers to sell assets while simultaneously repaying outstanding loans.

**GONDI Protocol Delivers Automatic Loan Refinancing** A borrower with a 180,000 USDC loan backed by a CryptoPunk NFT received an **automatic rate reduction** from 12.13% to 10.9% APR without taking any action. **Key Features:** - No banks or traditional intermediaries required - **Seamless refinancing** happens automatically - Borrower simply "woke up to a lower rate" **Market Impact:** GONDI continues building infrastructure to scale digital art lending to match traditional art lending markets. **Lower APRs** are essential for this growth. This represents the second refinancing for this particular loan, previously dropping from 13.49% to 12.13% in November.