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Someone paid 200 ETH ($553,064) in gas fees to mint 1,000 non-fungible tokens from the Tubby Cats hotspot.
As the project became the talk of the public and private within the sprawling community of NFT.
On February 22, “Tubby Cats” became the number one project in the leading NFT platform “OpenSea” in terms of trading volume.
The 48-hour whitelist release of the project began last Monday, after which the rest of the code has been made publicly available.
Twitter user 0xngmi calculated the gas prices and cost associated with each of these tokens:
For people participating in public mint, these are the gas prices we’ll likely see (between the two columns) and their associated cost per tubby.
If you are going to bid below these gas prices DONT PARTICIPATE IN MINT since your tx will fail.
Also: always mint 5 tubebies pic.twitter.com/TtfieJbkNV
— 0xngmi (@0xngmi) February 23, 2022
At the time of publication, the minimum price for one Tubby Cats token is estimated at 0.48 ETH ($1291).
The Tubby Cats collection, made up of 20,000 NFTs, currently includes 10,700 unique holders.
Recently, these cute-faced cats have become new friends of the NFT community on Twitter.
The project uses a progressive detection system, which prevents NFT creators from picking up rare items for themselves at much lower prices.
As the name implies, the “tubbies” are gradually revealed during the minting process in batches, each batch consisting of 1,000 items.
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