A CryptoPunk that commanded $23 million just four years back has now hit the market with a top bid of merely $140,000. This dramatic shift in valuation tells quite a story—a steep decline that reflects the broader NFT market correction we've witnessed in recent years. From peak euphoria to reality check, CryptoPunks and the digital collectibles space have undergone a significant repricing. Whether this represents a buying opportunity or signals deeper structural challenges in the NFT segment remains a topic worth examining.
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ContractBugHunter
· 01-09 22:07
Wow, 23 million turned into 140,000? That's what you call feeding the dog.
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GoldDiggerDuck
· 01-09 22:06
Haha, this is the true portrayal of NFTs—falling from heaven to hell.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 01-09 21:54
Wow, 23 million directly dropped to 140,000? This is the illusion shattering.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 01-09 21:53
23 million smashed down to 140,000, this is what it feels like to fall straight from the moon to Earth, astronauts.
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RektRecorder
· 01-09 21:48
Wow, from 23 million to 140,000? This is the "digital art revolution" of that year, hilarious.
A CryptoPunk that commanded $23 million just four years back has now hit the market with a top bid of merely $140,000. This dramatic shift in valuation tells quite a story—a steep decline that reflects the broader NFT market correction we've witnessed in recent years. From peak euphoria to reality check, CryptoPunks and the digital collectibles space have undergone a significant repricing. Whether this represents a buying opportunity or signals deeper structural challenges in the NFT segment remains a topic worth examining.