NodeMonkes sees a 53% increase in floor price

NodeMonkes, Bitcoin's premier NFT cluster, has surged more than 50% in the past 24 hours, surpassing Bored Up Yacht Club (BAYC) in market capitalization.

According to data from CoinGecko, NodeMonks has seen a 53.3% increase in floor price, making it the second largest NFT cluster by market capitalization.

Increase the value of NodeMonkes and Runestone's floor

On Monday morning, Asian time, the floor price of NodeMonks rose to 0.83 BTC, around $55,890, while the market cap rose to $558.9 million, surpassing Bored Up Yacht Club in market capitalization.

As reported by CryptoSlam, NodeMonkes' sales have also seen an increase, increasing by 162.0% in the last 24 hours to a total of nearly $5.5 million in sales.

In a simultaneous development, Runestone, another Bitcoin-based NFT stock, has seen a floor price increase, showing a 125% increase in the last 24 hours and a market capitalization of 4,799 BTC, equivalent to $326,255,216. This growth elevated Runestone to the sixth largest NFT pool by market capitalization.

Runestone controls NFT markets

Runestone has emerged as the leading NFT cluster in various multi-chain supported marketplaces. The data indicates that Runestone occupies the highest position in sales on platforms such as OKX and Magic Eden.

Magic Eden, in particular, has seen Runestone generate a trading volume of 198 BTC, equivalent to approximately $13.4 million. Similarly, OKX saw a high volume of trading, with Runestone NFTs accumulating a total of 268 BTC, which is approximately $18.2 million since the introduction.

Currently, the Runestone NFT has a floor price of 0.042 BTC, approximately $2,982, on Magic Eden and 0.044 BTC on the OKX NFT Marketplace, valued at approximately $3,009.

RUNESTONE became the largest pool on Bitcoin and the third largest NFT pool in the world by market cap and floor of 0.069 BTC until we beat Bake and made a loud statement and moved around the world. twitter.com/q6X35V6SUA

— Leonidas (@LeonidasNFT) March 17, 2024

Leonidas, the renowned NFT historian and founder of Ord.io is credited with creating the Runestone NFT collection. Unlike traditional NFT launches, Runestone's distribution method involved an airdrop to owners of Ordinals that required ownership of at least three articles to qualify for NFT.

Data from Magic Eden shows that the runestone stock has 90,000 owners, with 2.5% listed on the market, and 1.25% of the collection listed on OKX with around 88,000 owners.