The 2 million surge is the NFT's mysterious boom

The 2 million surge is the NFT's mysterious boom

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by Liza Tanasova

3 years ago


Three months after Mythical Games' mobile game NFL Rivals crossed the $1 million threshold in NFT trading volume, the project has taken a new turn, reaching $2 million. This milestone achievement is accompanied by a surge in the number of wallets holding NFT games.

An interesting aspect of the news is that the number of wallets holding NFT games has increased significantly. While there were 35,710 wallets when the first million dollars was reached, when the $2 million mark was crossed, that number rose to 127,490 wallets, representing an increase of 257%.

This figure indicates that more wallets belonging to official NFL players are acquiring NFTs, likely as in-game rewards or through in-game purchases (IAPs).

Another interesting aspect of the NFL Rivals game is that people are actively buying NFTs, both through the game app itself and online using the Mythical Marketplace.

In September, the number of wallets buying NFTs was 4,613 and the number of wallets selling NFTs was 2,922. As of today, those numbers have increased to 16,676 (up 262%) and 9,694 (up 232%) respectively.

For those who follow the development of NFL Rivals and are interested in transaction details, it may be worth paying attention to monitoring platforms such as CryptoSlam or using Mythical Blockchain Explorer for a more detailed analysis of individual transactions. News about the dynamics of this project will be of interest to anyone actively involved in the world of NFT and cryptocurrency technology.

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