Yuga Labs' tolvfoldige samling af ordinære inskriptioner genereres 735 Bitcoin, Mere værd end $16 Million

Yuga Labs, skaberne af blue-chip ikke-fungible token (NFT) samling Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC), meddelt, at holdet har gennemført sin Ordinal Inscription auktion med i alt 3,246 bydere. Den tolvfoldige samling af inskriptioner genereret 735.7 bitcoin, worth more than $16 million. The highest bid was 7.1159 bitcoin, equivalent to $160,000.

Individuals Complain About Yuga Labs’ Auction Model Despite Record Sales of Ordinal Inscriptions

Yuga Labs has concluded its Twelvefold auction after it went live at 3 om eftermiddagen. PST on March 5 and ended at 3 om eftermiddagen. PST on March 6. Schmigge Figge, the chief content officer at Yuga Labs, recently explained that Twelvefold is a base 12 art system localized around a 12×12 grid, and the collection is composed of 300 indskrifter. “Each series maintains a theme spread across 12 unique pieces,” the Yuga executive detailed. “Every Twelvefold piece will be inscribed onto a satoshi with a satpoint ending in the number 12, and the ‘postage’ associated with each inscription will be 12121.”

According to a representative speaking on behalf of Yuga, the collection may hold the spot as the top Ordinal Inscription collection sale to date, as detailed in a note sent to Bitcoin-Tidings.com News. The Twelvefold auction saw 3,246 total bidders, with the top bid at 7.1159 BTC, eller $160,000, according to Yuga. The minimum bid to rank in the top 288 was 2.2501 BTC, and the auction generated 735.7 BTC from the top 288 spots, which equated to roughly $16.5 million. Yuga tweeted on March 7 that all bids that did not rank in the top 288 saw funds returned to their receiving address.

“Bidders who won an inscription and increased their bids after the final block of the auction should empty the receiving address before inscriptions are sent,” Yuga said.

Although the sale was successful, a few people klagede about the way Yuga ran the auction. “Yuga is establishing REALLY bad precedence running an auction like this. They are taking custody of bidders’ bitcoin with a promise to send back unsuccessful bids,” an Ordinals inscription supporter named Ordinally skrev. “Not doubting they’ll do that, but this model is a scammer’s dream, and credible players need to set better example.”

I skrivende stund, 341,711 indskrifter exist on the Bitcoin blockchain, indicating continued demand for Ordinals. Derudover, over de sidste syv dage, Ordinal inscriptions have entered the NFT sales space and competed with NFTs minted on Ethereum and Solana. Denne uge, Emblem Vault version 4 (v4) is the eighth-largest NFT collection in terms of seven-day sales. Emblem Vault v4 contains a swath of Ordinal inscriptions, such as Ord Rocks and Bitcoin Punks, and has generated $3,658,977 in sales. Emblem Vault v4 sales are up 59.87% from the previous week.

What are your thoughts on the success of Yuga Labs’ Twelvefold auction and the continued demand for Ordinal inscriptions in the NFT space? Do you think Yuga Labs’ auction model sets a bad precedent or is it a legitimate way to run an auction? Del dine tanker i kommentarfeltet nedenfor.

Jamie Redman

Jamie Redman er nyhedschef hos Bitcoin-Tidings.com News og en finansteknologisk journalist, der bor i Florida. Redman har været et aktivt medlem af cryptocurrency-fællesskabet siden 2011. Han har en passion for Bitcoin, åben kildekode, og decentrale applikationer. Siden september 2015, Redman har skrevet mere end 6,000 artikler til Bitcoin-Tidings.com Nyheder om de forstyrrende protokoller, der dukker op i dag.

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