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Here’s The Latest NFT News Today


Sead Fadilpašić

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Here’s the Latest NFT News Today

Get your daily, bite-sized digest of NFT news today – investigating the stories flying under the radar among the latest NFT news.

Here’s the latest form NFT news today, March 4, 2024:

  • NFT Market Data
  • Bitcoin Flips Ethereum
  • SunContract Unveils NFT Marketplace for Real-World Solar Panels
  • Gods Unchained Mobile App Comes to IOS and Android

NFT Market Data


The non-fungible token (NFT) sales volume is up 11% over the past 24 hours.

According to Cryptoslam, it stands at $71,735,910.

In the ranking of the top ten collections by sales volume, only two have experienced a decline in the last day.

HychainNodeKey has fallen by 23% to $3.1 million, now sitting in third place.

The second is Pandora. Once in the first place post-launch, it keeps dropping lower on the list. Its sales are down 22.6% to $1.3 million. It’s now in the eighth place.

Among the remaining collections, Milady Maker has seen the biggest increase. Its sales are up 186% to $1.4 million.

Meanwhile, NodeMonkes is in the first place with $11.7 million. It’s up 51%.

Uncategorized Ordinals are now in the second place. Its sales have increased 26% in a day to $8.4 million.

Meanwhile, looking at the top blockchains per NFT sales, we find a notable shift between Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Bitcoin Flips Ethereum


Though achieving this was challenging, Bitcoin has overtaken Ethereum for the top position in NFT sales.

Over the past week, NFT sales on Bitcoin have surged by 76%, totaling $172,633,783, as reported by CryptoSlam.

Meanwhile, Ethereum’s sales experienced a 22% increase, amounting to $164,359,344.

Source: cryptoslam.io

Ethereum has maintained the top spot for an extended period, but the rising popularity of Bitcoin Ordinals has begun to shift the landscape.

Ethereum has maintained the top spot for an extended period, but the rising popularity of Bitcoin Ordinals has begun to shift the landscape.

In the past 24 hours alone, Ethereum’s NFT sales rose by 3% to $24.4 million, whereas Bitcoin’s sales increased by 20% to $33.2 million.

Looking at the broader picture for the month, Ethereum leads with $608.8 million in sales, marking a 44% increase. Bitcoin follows with $382 million, seeing a 9% rise.

In all three cases, Solana is in third place.

Lastly, looking at the all-time ranking, Ethereum is first with $43 billion, Solana is second with $5.1 billion, Ronin is next with $4.3 billion, then Bitcoin at $2.6 billion, and Polygon at $1.5 billion.

SunContract Unveils NFT Marketplace for Real-World Solar Panels


Slovenian energy trading platform SunContract has revealed “The Personal Power Plant.”

Per the press release shared with Cryptonews, this is the world’s first NFT marketplace for real-world solar panels.

It stated that,

“For the first time, users can directly benefit from the energy produced by their NFT-linked panels either by earning from them or for personal consumption at home or in their businesses.”

SunContract is an Ethereum-based platform that demonstrates how blockchain can be used to empower the clean energy sector.

The inaugural tokenized solar farm is located in the Višnje village at a facility featuring 2,112 solar panels with 517 Kw in power.

Moreover, each NFT represents a specific panel at the farm. The holder enjoys the benefits associated with the physical asset, said the platform.

The team explained that “the initiative is aimed at people committed to the green transition and eager to invest in the future of renewables, as well as crypto community to get exposure to real economy through the renewable energy sector.”

In the first phase, the team will sell the energy generated from the underlying solar panel on users’ behalf via SunContract’s P2P energy marketplace in return for SNC tokens. The tokens will be credited to users’ wallets after operational and maintenance fees are deducted.

Furthermore, the platform will “subsequently” roll out functionality to give the option to NFT holders to use the energy in countries where SunContract owns energy permits or licenses. It will start with Slovenia, Croatia, and Estonia, with more countries to come.

“The approach aims to democratize renewable energy and make it accessible to everyone – including apartment-dwellers – while also linking the blockchain and crypto to real world assets,” SunContract said.

Users can buy and sell the solar-linked NFTs on SunContract’s NFT marketplace, while token-holders can manage the energy generated by their “Personal Power Plant” from a smartphone.

Gods Unchained Mobile App Comes to iOS and Android


The team behind the popular NFT online trading card game, Gods Unchained, said they launched the first global mobile version of the game.

GU Mobile is now available on the Play Store and the App Store worldwide.

Per the announcement,

“Be it on the bus, sitting on the toilet, during your lunch break or on the bed before sleeping, you can now play Gods Unchained on the go!”

The game studio Immutable said that they are initially releasing GU Mobile as an early access build for the fans. It is designed as a companion app, complementary to the core PC experience, they added.

The team will continue developing the app into a fully-fledged GU experience with a number of extra features, including delayed NFT minting features, UI/UX iterations, performance improvements, and more. “

This is just the beginning, so stay tuned,” the team said.





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