Getting Comfortable: Cutie NFT And Item Market Overview

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Blockchain Cuties Universe

4 min readAug 16, 2022

After explosive growth, at the beginning of the season, Cutieland’s markets seem to start settling into calmer patterns of supply and demand.

Blockchain Cutie NFT Sales

After a significant bump, Cutie NFT sales seem to have stabilized on a typical in-season level.

During the last week, players sold 163 Cuties — a decrease of 24% compared to the previous week.

This is how it went day by day:

Last week’s Cutie NFT sales consisted of:

EOS — 54 Cuties sold (↓36%)
HECO — 63 Cuties sold for an average price of 0.4 HT (↓3%)
MATIC — 30 Cuties sold for an average price of 2 MATIC (↓29%)
TRON — 14 Cuties sold for an average price of 262 TRX (↓36%)
ETHEREUM — 2 Cuties sold for an average price of 0.001 ETH

Most of the species lost sales, but bears (↑38%) and hedgehogs (↑25%) were lucky exceptions.

Last week, buyers preferred Gen 1 Cuties of LVL 3.

Breeding continues to be a go-to strategy for getting new Cuties. Currently, Cutieneers are more than five times more likely to breed their new pet instead of buying it on the market.

Offchain Item Sales

During last week Cutieneers made:

4,9K sell orders (↑13%)
3,9K buy orders (↑13%)
4,9K purchases on sell orders (↓48%)
1,8K sales on buy orders (↓61%)

This is how it went day by day:

Last week’s offchain market sales consisted of:

EOS — 176 (↑10%) deals — turnover 35 EOS (↓37%)
ETHEREUM — 1143 (↑31%) deals — turnover 0.04 ETH (↑957%)
HECO — 218 (↓31%) deals — turnover 25 HT (↑20%)
MATIC — 2,5K (↓75%) deals — turnover 186 MATIC (↑150%)
TRON — 2,6K (↑16%) deals — turnover 20K TRX (↑42%)

The initial boom of deals for collectible sales settled down, with cutieneers now buying fewer but larger lots currently available on the market.

The same trend is present in common item sales. The number of deals has dropped, but the number of goods sold remained stable. Meanwhile, other rarities started showing growth. Especially so, uncommon items.