Most Popular NFTs: Week of November 2nd

Last week, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) saw all-time sales pass $40 billion. According to DappRadar, a whopping $32.8 billion of those sales came from the OpenSea platform. A number of NFTs, such as Potatoz, CloneX and Tracer NFT are on the rise.

Potatoz

Potatoz recorded over $1.2 million in sales, up 378% in the last seven days. Created in July 2022 by the pop culture meme platform 9GAG, the Potatoz NFT collection is the gateway to a metaverse project called Memeland.

An investor who buys one of the NFTs will find that it starts as a seed and grows through a staking mechanism to become a full-fledged potato over 69 days. Each Potatoz NFT benefits the ecosystem with private club membership, exclusive access to the creator NFT marketplace, exclusive IRL events, and privileges in upcoming drops from 9GAG.

CloneX

This week, CloneX entered the top ten collections after sales with a gain of 35% to almost $2.8 million at a floor price of around 8 Ether ($12,500).

The collection of 20,000 urban punk avatars is ready for the metaverse with the ability to access accessories from RTFKT, a creator of virtual sneakers and fashion accessories, and other creators. Each NFT will grant holders access to forging events where holders can craft new items for their characters. An additional benefit will be access to the RTFKT ecosystem and CloneX experiences.

RTFKT created CloneX in collaboration with renowned Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami. The avatars will be 3D rigged models, meaning they can be used as AR filters on camera, in Zoom meetings or in games.

YOLO rabbit

YOLO Bunny is a premium club of 9,999 rock star bunnies from Muverse, a Web3 decentralized app that combines GameFi and SocialFi. Muverse aims to bring musical artists and fans together through in-app interaction and a reward system.

YOLO Bunny had $450,000 in sales in the last seven days with a floor price of 0.67 Ether ($1.054). Holders of the collection can receive benefits such as airdrops of the MCT platform token and NFTs for headphones provide access to a listen-for-earn feature.

Trace NFT

Tracer NFT is a new collection of sneakers that forms the basis of a new movement to serve fitness and lifestyle app with game-fi elements.

Tracer owners can combine the physical world with Web3 to harness the true power of the metaverse in an app that tracks your jogging and allows users to earn rewards. Tracer’s 3D shoes are composed of 4 NFT parts along with attachable accessories. This type of project has great potential in the metaverse, because if there is mass adoption, where users can monetize the experience of the virtual world with each step.

Tracer NFTs sold 146 sneakers at a floor price of 0.04 Ether ($62) in the last week for a total of over $17 million.

Tower Battle Cards

Tower Battle Cards is the NFT collection for the mobile games The Crazy Kings and Crazy Defense Heroes from Animoca Brands. The games have seen over 2 million downloads with thousands of daily users.

The Tower Defense games are played with trading cards of various rarities, and players can earn TOWER tokens by playing games. Holders of the TOWER tool can buy things like NFTs for playing cards, pay for entry fees to games or tournaments, and participate in governance functions.

The Tower Battle cards have sold a robust $4.56 million in sales over the past seven days with a floor price of 0.03 ETH ($47).

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