OK Nine Bears NFT Collection has been delisted from OpenSea

Soon after launch, Not Okay Bears took the NFT spot. In fact, the collection has become the top collection of prominent NFT marketplaces OpenSea and LooksRare in a matter of hours. However, after a million-dollar sale, OpenSea has listed Solana-based Non-Functional Token (NFT) collection Knockout Not OK Bears.

OpenSea Delist Not OK Bears is causing annoyance among the holders. Credit: Coincu News.

OpenSea Delist OK Bears Knockoff

In short, Not Okay Bears is the knockoff of Okay Bears in the Ethereum blockchain. In fact, it is quite similar Left-handed bored apps Or CryptoPunks. Describing it as “bears on the blockchain that actually works”, Solana and Etherium supporters teased each other on the project.

Moreover, the OpenSea has caused outrage among delisting holders Those who are now unable to trade in the largest NFT marketplace. In fact, not OK bears holders are even more furious because other derivative collections are listed on the Opensi.

Meanwhile, pseudonym makers have donated 20% of the Mining Fund, 35.8 ETH, to the Mental Health Impact Index. Subsequently, The Giving Block matched the 35.8 ETH grant through their #CaringWithCrypto campaign. All in all, Knot OK Bears has come up with 70 ETHs (about $ 150,000) to support mental awareness.

Finally, unauthorized copying of large projects is quite common in Ethereum. Currently, Not Okay Bears has a floor price of 0.034 ETH, while LooksRare has a trading volume of 293 ETH. Also, before being listed on OpenSea, Not Okay was one of the Bears 24-hour secondary sales volume 6.3 million.


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