💵Case of Nutcrackers NFT parts in numbers

Friends, let's make a feasible comeback to the past of any holiday event today to draw certain statistical parallels between “then and now”

🟢Starting point: January 10
🟢Comparison point: September 10
🟢Unit of measurement: the cost of NFT parts in dollar equivalent ($)

We will measure by the formula: "part name: prices in dollars on January 10 - September 10 / received X's". And here are the numbers we get:

▪️Head: $2 - $28 (x14)
▪️Left hand: $1.25 - $29 (x19)
▪️Right hand: $1.4 - $37 (x26)
▪️Left leg: $4 - $30 (x7.5)
▪️Right leg $13 - $184 (x14)
▪️Body: $1.5 - $36 (x24)

As a result, we deduce the final cost of 6 parts for a full-fledged Nutcracker mint:
— January 10: $23
— September 10: $344

📈 cost increase: x15

Wow! It's like accidentally finding a hundred in a winter jacket 👻

But seriously, WEB3 X-MAS was an alternative start for many users who participated and were inspired by the ideas.

At the same time, many wanted a festive sweater, but received "unknown" parts as a drop, for which you can now buy, perhaps, 10-15 sweaters - having a blast 😀

We see that the growth in the cost of parts is undeniable, and everyone can now consolidate their success with profit.

✨ But most importantly, there are many interesting things ahead of us, so use your NFTs wisely, because the development of our common idea provides a wide range of opportunities and a club collection.

Friends, according to the results of the research statistics, at the moment we have really successful NFT keys.

More to come! 🔥

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