Not Okay Bears NFT Collection Delisted From OpenSea

Not Okay Bears quickly outgrew the NFT room following its debut. In fact, the collection quickly rose to the top of popular NFT markets OpenSea and LooksRare. Nonetheless, OpenSea has delisted the Solana-based non-fungible token (NFT) collection counterfeit Not Alright Bears, despite millions of dollars in sales.

Not Okay Bears are a spoof of Okay Bears on the Ethereum blockchain for the time being. In fact, it has a lot in common with the still-struggling Bored Apes or CryptoPunks. Solana and Ethereum fans teased one other over the position, which he described as “Bears on the blockchain that actually work.”

Furthermore, the delisting of OpenSea has prompted indignation among holders who are no longer able to trade on the largest NFT market. In reality, owners of Not Alright Bears are even more enraged as new by-product collections continue to be described on OpenSea.

Meanwhile, the anonymous designers gave the Mental Overall Health Affect Index 20 percent of the minting resources, or 35.8 ETH. Following that, as part of their #CaringWithCrypto marketing effort, The Supplying Block matched the 35.8 ETH donation. Not All Right Bears raised over 70 ETH (about $150,000) to help with mental consciousness.

Finally, unauthorised copies of larger jobs are rather common on Ethereum. Not Alright Bears now has a flooring cost of.034 ETH and a purchasing and trading quantity of 293 ETH on LooksRare. Not Alright Bears also had a 24-hour secondary revenue quantity of $6.3 million before being delisted from OpenSea.