Nov 10, 2021

7 min read

Dusk Of The Season: Cutie NFT And Item Market Overview

Welcome to your weekly market overview!

In this post, we will discuss Cutieland’s latest market trends, stats, and facts.

As season 6 draws to its end, Cutieland’s economy is changing. The rush for the hi-tech gear is slowing down, taking the entire items market along with it. Meanwhile, the sales of pet NFTs start to look more promising.

There are still opportunities to earn. But every Cutieneer will need to adjust to the change.

Market Supply

During the previous week:

6 844 (↓ 9%) new item lots containing 34 034 217 (↓ 24%) items appeared on the items market
1548 new Cuties appeared on the pets market — ↑ 60%

At the dusk of the season, the items market is cooling down. Cutieneers start to focus on pet sales rather than further investing in Cutieland’s crafting industry.

You can see the overall week by week supply trends below:

Supply: Items market

The supply on the items market continues decreasing. Huge lots are no longer a go-to strategy. Most of all, Cutieneers cut back on supplying helmets (↓ 20%) and elixirs (↓ 18%).

Most of the item kinds got a reduced number of new offers in the market. The only exception is the accessories category (↑ 8%) that recovered after last week’s fall.

No item rarity besides legendary was spared the supply chop. The biggest victims were common(↓ 13%), epic (↓ 23%), and set (↓ 25%) items.

The top ten most popular items to list for sale were:

Adventure Potion — 890 new lots on sale
Magic dust — 309 new lots on sale
Marble — 244 new lots on sale
Pine — 206 new lots on sale
Blue Override Subway Station Card — 181 new lots on sale
Regular Toolkit — 153 new lots on sale
Power Cable Supply Crate — 122 new lots on sale
Wine — 94 new lots on sale
Grand Adventure Potion — 94 new lots on sale
Empty Scuba Oxygen Tank — 80 new lots on sale

Supply: Crafting ingredients and season items

2 066 new lots containing 101 277 crafting ingredients were listed on the market. Supply did not recover after the last week’s drop.

The structure of ingredient supply has changed. Cutieneers cut back on listing epic (↓ 22%) ingredients but kept the rest in more or less stable supply.

The most frequent new offers on the market are:

Marble — 244 lots listed
Pine — 206 lots listed
Blue Override Subway Station Card — 181 lots listed
Wine — 94 lots listed
Full Scuba Oxygen Tank — 80 lots listed

And the rarest are:

Tech Scav Token — 1 lot listed
Petty Ice Monster Token — 1 lot listed
Isra Token — 1 lot listed
Insane Neurosurgeon Cat Token — 2 lots listed
Corrupted EireenHolms Token — 2 lots listed

Supply: Cutie NFT market

Cutie supply is experiencing inspiring growth. Curiously, a great amount of NFT offers shifted to EOS.

Supply on EOS skyrocketed by 120%. The rest of the blockchains remained relatively stable.

Almost all species got a boost in supply. But the biggest gainers are bears (↑ 78%), dogs (↑ 249%), and foxes (↑ 38%).

In terms of Cutie rarities, there was a big supply growth for regular Cuties and a decrease for other kinds.

Market Demand

During the previous week:

497 Cutie NFTs got sold on the pets market — ↓ 4%
3 175 lots (↓ 2%) containing 8 146 028 (↑ 21%) changed hands

Items market seems to have plateaued in terms of the number of sales. However, these sales are rather large in terms of item quantity. Cutie NFT market also shows low volatility.

You can see the overall week by week sale trends below:

Demand: Items market

Last week, most of the item trade remained on TRON. Overall, there’s a relatively stable demand across the game’s blockchains.

EOS — 782 item lots sold (↓ 1%)
ETHEREUM — 1 item lot sold with a price of 0.00071 ETH
MATIC — 293 item lots sold with an average price of 0.47 MATIC (↓ 8%)
NEO — 289 item lots sold with an average price of 0.05 NEO(↑ 8%)
TRON — 1 810 item lots sold with an average price of 27.5 TRX (↓ 2%)

While the demand for miscellaneous and lootboxes remains stable, the demand for wearable gear increased by 15–20%.

There is an 11% decrease in purchases of common items, which is compensated by the growth in the uncommon category. Otherwise, all item rarities remain in stable demand.

Overall item sales turnover keeps growing. It’s especially true for rare, epic, and uncommon items.

The most bought items during the last week were:

Adventure Potion — 679 lots sold
Magic dust — 151 lots sold
Blue Override Subway Station Card — 143 lots sold
Marble — 136 lots sold
Regular Toolkit — 104 lots sold
Mercury — 87 lots sold
Grand Adventure Potion — 77 lots sold
Pine — 61 lots sold
Power Cable Supply Crate — 57 lots sold
Full Scuba Oxygen Tank — 55 lots sold

Demand: Crafting ingredients

Last week, 1 024 lots (↑ 5%) containing 65 022 crafting ingredients (↑ 3%) were sold on the market.

The ingredient market is showing stability and even a slight growth.

Demand is relatively stable in all ingredient rarity kinds. The only exception is the uncommon category of ingredients that grew in sales by 14%.

TRX turnover keeps growing for all rarities except for legendary and common.

The most bought season items during the last week were:

Marble — 151 lots sold
Pine — 136 lots sold
Blue Override Subway Station Card — 104 lots sold
Mercury — 77 lots sold
Full Scuba Oxygen Tank — 57 lots sold

Season items that generated the most sales in TRX were:

Tech Specs: Vol 4 — 5 lots sold for 2 566 TRX
InsaneNeurosurgeonCatToken — 1 lot sold for 1 200 TRX
Full Scuba Oxygen Tank — 41 lots sold for 942 TRX
Tech Specs: Vol 3 — 4 lots sold for 915 TRX
Overdrive Hackdrive — 22 lots sold for 747 TRX

Demand: Cutie NFT market

Most Cuties were sold on EOS blockchain, while TRON’s Cuties seem to fall out of favor.

EOS — 280 Cuties sold (↑ 10%)
MATIC — 21 Cuties sold with an average price of 6 (↑ 17%)
NEO — 13 Cuties sold with an average price of 0.41 (↑ 44%)
TRON — 183 Cuties sold with an average price of 155 (↓ 23%)

The demand for Cutie species fluctuated within 5–10%. The only species in trouble might be cats. Their popularity is decreasing for the second week in a row.