NFT Weekly|Dapper Labs and Google cooperate; OpenSea releases NFT mobile client

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While sales of some NFTs have fluctuated, they have also had a positive impact on society through donations

In the past week, there have been some important events in NFT. Both Art Blocks and CryptoPunks saw a big rebound in sales, while Axie Infinity and Bored Ape Yacht Club sales were below their weekly average, but remained solidly high.

Meanwhile, OpenSea is making headlines for more than one reason. Dapper Labs and Google became premium partners. This week, more than one NFT project made charitable donations.

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OpenSea accused of insider trading

OpenSea came under fire this week after product chief Nate Chastain admitted to insider trading. Chastain is highly regarded by the NFT community, however the beauty of the blockchain is its inherent transparency and anonymity.

Twitter user @ZuwuTV conducted an in-depth investigation into Chastain's wallet, even linking Chastain's "CryptoPunk" (used as a Twitter and crypto wallet avatar) to related activity.ZuwuTV believed that Chastain bought OpenSea’s NFTs before their debut and took advantage of the time difference to make a profit, and this allegation was later confirmed by OpenSea

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Dapper Labs and Google reach partnership

Dapper Labs, creator of Top Shot, CryptoKitties and Flow public chains, once again caused a stir this week.

It acquired a new senior partner, Google,Google Cloud will become a member of the Flow ecological network, which will enhance the scalability of Flow. Developers will be able to better integrate with Google Cloud software.

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John Cena's NFT appears to have failed

Professional wrestler and actor John Cena released a series of NFTs last month. Yet the result could be aptly described by Cena himself as a "catastrophic failure".

Cena just sold 37 of 500 NFTs, each selling for $1,000. These NFTs also include some physical items, but Cena himself seems to admit that the price is a little too high.

Still, this combination should talk about more than just price. DraftKings and Autograph have teamed up with sports stars, and the limited supply of these NFTs is worth well over $1,000.

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While the initial OpenSea news this week was farce, there was some good news. Thursday,OpenSea has released iOS and Android applications, allowing users to connect their OpenSea via mobile client and participate in activities in the market

It is speculated that this app may still be in the soft release stage, because it has not yet been supported to buy and sell operations. The timing of the announcement raised eyebrows among some, given this week's insider trading news.

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"Trippy"'s $250,000 donation

Solana joined the NFT market and became a member of the market. While some “copied” projects have been criticized, there are a few that have had a significant positive impact in the Solana NFT community.

One such project being highlighted this week is the Trippy Bunny NFT. The project announced this week that 100 percent of net sales profits will be donated to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.While this figure is less than $250,000, it has all been given to the National Foundation for Suicide Prevention via the donation block.

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Freddie Mercury NFT Auction

The late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury will celebrate his 75th birthday.In honor of Mercury, four NFTs will be live on SuperRare for 75 hours next weekThe original text comes from bitcoinist, compiled and organized by Blockchain Knight, the English copyright belongs to the original author, please contact the compiler for Chinese reprint.

The original text comes from bitcoinist, compiled and organized by Blockchain Knight, the English copyright belongs to the original author, please contact the compiler for Chinese reprint.