The newly launched DOOD token from Ethereum-based NFT mission Doodles has seen a steep drop in market capitalization following its Could 9 airdrop on the Solana community.
In keeping with information from DEX Screener, DOOD’s market cap fell from over $100 million shortly after launch to round $60 million on the time of writing.
Total, the much-anticipated airdrop was “[d]efinitely underwhelming,” a crypto commentator stated in a Could 9 X publish.
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Falling NFT values
Becoming a member of the development, NFTs in Doodle’s flagship assortment sharply dropped in worth on Could 9.
The collectibles are down roughly 60% to lower than 1.5 Ether (ETH) per NFT from about 3.5 ETH on Could 8, in keeping with OpenSea. As of Could 9, the NFTs are collectively value round $31 million, in keeping with information from CoinGecko.
NFT costs usually dip instantly after an airdrop, as holders look to capitalize on their allocations by promoting into the market. As an illustration, gross sales of Doodles’ NFTs surged by some 97% on Could 8 in anticipation of the airdrop.
Over the previous week, Doodles clocked roughly $2.6 million in whole gross sales quantity, up greater than 350% from the week prior, in keeping with information from CryptoSlam.
Doodles introduced its token launch in February, outlining plans to mint 10 billion DOOD tokens on Solana (SOL) and to finally bridge them to Base, an Ethereum layer-2.
Doodles is the newest Ethereum-native NFT model to record a token on the Solana community. It follows Pudgy Penguins, an excellent bigger NFT mission that airdropped its PENGU token on Solana in December.
Equally to Doodles, Pudgy Penguin’s token dropped by round 50% on the day of its airdrop.
The PENGU token’s market cap reached an all-time excessive of roughly $2.8 billion and has since traded all the way down to roughly $900 million, in keeping with CoinGecko.
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