In Brief:
- Loomlock NFT holders will be able to claim a physical Loomlock.
- Top ten bidders of All 3 days of Auction will receive a Golden Loomlock.
- The highest LoomlockNFT was sold for 16.2 ETH for a single NFT
The latest project from Loomdart, the Loomlock NFTs were sold for 7,424.26 Ether. In the three days long auction all 9000 NFTs were sold. Overall LoomDart earned $25 million dollars in 3 days from a single project.
As the project is now completed Loomdart has removed the ETHs from the contract address to a gnosis safe wallet.
According to Loomdart, he didn’t spend any money on the marketing of his project. For him, the project’s success was from the goodwill of Twitter users and the crypto community.
There were a total of 9000 NFTs created by loomdart. This makes the average price of a loom lock equals 0.82 ETH. According to the Metadrop website, there were a total of 2260 winners of the auction.
Looking at the data, most of the bids were made at a value of 0.9 ETH, looking at the chart almost all NFTs had a bid for 0.9 ETH. After that the maximum bidding was at 0.85 and then at 0.5 ETH.
Originally each NFT were listed for 0.25 ETH, but it was later announced that the top 10 bidder would get a golden LoomlockNFT, which encouraged collectors to bid higher.
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The most expensive loomlock Nft was sold for 16.2 ETH, and was bought by an unknown collector. The least value paid for a loomlock is 0.45 ETH i.e ≈ $1500.
Most of the collectors bought only one loomlockNFTs. However, a lot of the collectors got their hands on more than one, while some were able to bag more than 30 NFTs. The most successful were two crazy collectors known as kapish.eth and streakdat.eth, who now possess 60 loomlock NFTs each.
