The imminent arrival of the Doodles 2 collection and newly deployed utility have sent Dooplicator NFT prices skyrocketing, with trading volume reaching a staggering $21.3 million(13,126 ETH). The Dooplicator allows token holders to generate unique digital wearables for their Doodles avatars, each with different levels of rarity. Following the recent activity, the floor price now sits at 0.4 ETH, with 510 sales in the last 7 days, and an increase in volume of about 104%.
Recently, Doodles and Flow Blockchain joined forces to offer the Doodles 2 collection on Gaia, Flow’s native NFT marketplace. With a floor price of $10, the collection has attracted the attention of both Doodles fans and NFT enthusiasts. Beyond expanding their NFT collections, Doodles has set its sights on becoming a global brand.
Dooplication is now Live!
Dooplicate your Doodles here: https://t.co/yXPZWOosWy pic.twitter.com/YrJzv6vsfb
— doodles (@doodles) February 1, 2023
Doodles 2 Collection maintains its position in the NFT space
Last week, the company announced its partnership with animation studio Golden Wolf, with the goal of bringing the Doodles brand into the entertainment industry through new content.
According to data from OpenSea, the original Doodles collection, which was released in October 2021, continues to hold its value, with a floor price of nearly $10,300 and a total trading volume of $246.8 million. Overall, the success of the Doodles 2 collection and the company’s efforts to expand into the entertainment world show the continued growth and popularity of the NFT market.
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