This week in the NFT market.

First and most important news of the week is Frank. So Frank. Frank. Frank. Frank. Frank.

We've also seen.

The launch of a special Hydrow running machines that come with an exclusive NFT.

Alex Echo, a world-renowned contemporary artist with a passion for using his artwork to help raise money and awareness for important causes has raised over $2m in donations raised from his efforts. 

Now partnering with Hydrow and Parkinsons UK, who he has worked with for two years, Alex Echo has created limited-edition designs to be printed on exclusive Hydrow rowers and accessories. A percentage of each sale will be donated to Parkinson’s UK, a charity very close to Alex’s heart, having been diagnosed with the condition in 2019.

These limited-edition Hydrows will be available for purchase, each with its own unique NFT, from mid-April exclusively at Selfridges in London, before launching on Hydrows website. 

Meta Discussing Creating Tokens for Facebook's Metaverse

Although Meta recently gave up on its plans to create the Diem stablecoin, it is reportedly still interested in creating tokens for use within the metaverse. Meta is exploring a centralised in-app token similar to ROBUX for the game Roblox. In other words, this likely wouldn't be a cryptocurrency. According to FT, some Meta staffers are referring to the tokens as "Zuck Bucks." Read more 

Solana NFTs Can Now Be Traded on OpenSea

NFTs minted on the Solana blockchain network are now available to trade on OpenSea, the largest NFT marketplace by volume. OpenSea is primarily based around Ethereum and Polygon, and currently dominates the NFT trading space by a large margin. With the addition of Solana, OpenSea now accommodates collectibles from the second-largest NFT ecosystem. Read more. 

What have we need buying this week?

but we managed to get some buys in that we're really happy with.

• More second market buys from The Toonsquad (we have about 30 now) (on Opensea)
• We minted some Chill Bears (on opensea)
• And bought an Akuma Origin (on opensea)

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