CryptoDragons, the NFT project and first battle on the blockchain, announced an Egg reservation for November 7 at exactly 12 PM EST for interested players to reserve Dragon Eggs. As part of this challenge, 500 Eggs were up for grabs, including 1 Legendary Egg, 1 Epic Egg, and 498 randomly distributed Eggs. Prices were set at 35 ETH, 7 ETH, and 0.2 ETH, respectively.
All SOLD OUT!
Random Eggs 0.2 ETH – sold outEpic Eggs 7 ETH – sold outLegendary Eggs 35 ETH – sold out
Less than 10 Seconds!#nft #nftart #nftcommunity #cryptodragons #ETH
— CryptoDragons.com (@CryptoDragons) November 7, 2021
Barely 10 seconds after the countdown staring the competition ended; all the 500 Eggs had been reserved and therefore bought. This was a big milestone for the CryptoDragons project and the entire NFT space at large.
Matching the price set for the NFTs and the timeframe within which they were sold against the kind of reception they got, this was indeed very shocking. With such a turnout, the CryptoDragons NFT project marked a 142 ETH volume in no more than 10 seconds, marking a new record for the NFT space.
It was, therefore, a win-win situation both for the creators and the users because, for any creator, such a turnout is very encouraging and communicates the level of appreciation the market has for your product. For the buyers, they not only reserved valuable NFT Eggs but were also spared from explosive gas wars that would have otherwise traded at crazy prices.
With the kind of turnout seen, it is clear that everything that was promised was delivered starting from no additional minting prices. Multiple records were set simultaneously for all the 500 Eggs to sell out in less than 10 seconds, perhaps an indication of the degree of potential CryptoDragons NFT project bears.
There is still hope for those who missed out on the first reservation stage, as CryptoDragons is set to announce the next stage through their Discord and Twitter channels.
More 9,500 Eggs will be available for reservation soon! Keep your eyes peeled for not to miss them!
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