2026-01-07 03:22:02

This week's NFT market is quite interesting. Renowned New York collector Adam Weitsman acquired 227 Meebits in one go, facilitated by professional agencies like the NFT brokerage platform Fountain. Such large-scale transactions actually reflect that during market adjustments, high-quality NFT assets still have ongoing institutional-level acquisition demand. Weitsman specifically thanked the assisting parties on social media, indicating that behind these complex transactions, professional services are indispensable—from due diligence to ownership transfer, requiring the efforts of brokers.

Another noteworthy move is Yuga Labs' internal integration. The parent company of BAYC acquired the Unreal Engine platform behind the Otherside metaverse game from UK tech company Improbable. Co-founder Greg Solano announced this development on social media. This means Yuga is fully transferring the tech stack of Otherside into its own system, with most of Improbable's development team expected to join Yuga by early 2026.

From a broader perspective, these two events reflect a trend in the NFT and Web3 markets: major projects are consolidating resources and improving infrastructure, while visionary collectors are optimizing their holdings. The market is no longer so restless; instead, it is becoming more pragmatic.

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LightningWallet

· 01-10 01:56

Snatched up all 227 Meebits at once, this guy is really bottom-fishing. It seems that big players have long seen through it; the market isn't as虚 now. Yuga is also tightening its defenses, building its own tech stack, which indeed has a big picture. Compared to the previous reckless growth, this approach is actually more reliable. Institution-level demand is still there, indicating that the asset attributes are fine. The problem is that retail investors are still亏得底朝天.

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CommunitySlacker

· 01-09 16:50

227 Meebits? This guy really dares to spend, and there are actually people in the market bottom-fishing. --- Yuga is developing its own engine, aiming to be completely independent. --- Damn, this is what serious players should do, unlike some projects that keep shouting "Metaverse" every day. --- Integrating resources sounds easy, but very few can actually execute and survive. --- It would be great if we also had such big acquisition opportunities someday haha. --- Brokers are really making money; large transactions must have someone to facilitate. --- Unreal Engine was taken over by Yuga, so the development speed is expected to accelerate. --- Now that's professionalism. Thanks to brokers, that's the right attitude. --- It's a good point, but no one can predict what 2026 will look like. --- It seems major miners are starting to operate more meticulously, and the little guys should be on alert.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 01-09 10:30

Acquiring all 227 Meebits at once—now that's true confidence, not just blind FOMO. Yuga's move is interesting; building their own tech stack indicates they want to play the long game. Institutional entry, resource integration... finally starting to look like a serious business.

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LiquidityHunter

· 01-07 03:52

227 Meebits? This guy is really bottom-fishing. It seems the market is indeed becoming more rational.

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0xLostKey

· 01-07 03:50

227 Meebits? Weitsman's move is really impressive, but I prefer Yuga to take the lead in securing the tech stack. --- The market has truly calmed down. From hype to infrastructure, it feels like the rhythm has been found. --- Services like brokerage platforms are indeed a necessity. There were too many opaque operations before; it's good to see regulation now. --- Yuga's acquisition of Improbable, scheduled for 2026? The pace is a bit slow. --- Large funds are positioning themselves, retail investors are bottom-fishing—that's the vibe. --- Stacking 227 Meebits together, not sure if it's confidence or just having money to be reckless. --- It still depends on whether Otherside’s game can truly be realized; autonomous tech stacks are just the beginning.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-07 03:40

227 Meebits dropped directly, this guy really believes in it, not just playing around

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GateUser-beba108d

· 01-07 03:27

227 Meebits in a quick move, this guy isn't just playing, he's really strategizing.

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quiet_lurker

· 01-07 03:25

Eating 227 Meebits at once? Really? Is this guy serious? --- Yuga's approach of building their own tech stack this time really has some substance, seems like they're paving the way for the long term. --- Talking about the market becoming more pragmatic... it's still the wealthy buying the dip, us small investors are just here for the entertainment. --- How much commission can intermediary platforms like Fountain really earn? That's the real business. --- Joining only in 2026? It seems there might be more to the story behind this Improbable deal that hasn't been told.

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