If you’ve been paying attention to NFTs in the last week, you might have noticed that… uh, well… people kind of aren’t buying anything and prices are either “dipping,” “dunking,” or in full-blown “collapse.” This is due to many factors, one of the more obvious being that ETH gas prices have remained extremely high (between $150-200 for a single ERC token transaction) for a long time, giving speculators and collectors few opportunities to mint or transact at an affordable price. This, combined...

If you’ve been paying attention to NFTs in the last week, you might have noticed that… uh, well… people kind of aren’t buying anything and prices are either “dipping,” “dunking,” or in full-blown “collapse.” This is due to many factors, one of the more obvious being that ETH gas prices have remained extremely high (between $150-200 for a single ERC token transaction) for a long time, giving speculators and collectors few opportunities to mint or transact at an affordable price. This, combined...