The Nightly Mint: Daily NFT Recap

-The market for non-fungible tokens is following the overall crypto market trend, with prices fluctuating along with the larger market.

-Instagram is finally testing NFT integration, after long speculation and dialogue around when and how we could see non-fungible tokens integrated on the platform.

-Azuki’s NFT project is seemingly at its death bed, with the founder being accused of creating a rugged project and abandoning it.

-Instagram is finally testing NFT integration, after long speculation and dialogue around when and how we could see non-fungible tokens integrated on the platform.

-In a tweet announcement, Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri stated that testing would begin with a handful of US creators and collectors who will be able to share NFTs on Instagram, adding that there will be no fees associated with posting or sharing a digital collectible on IG.

-Facebook’s Meta has long tried to integrate crypto, blockchain, and other ‘Web3’ compatibility, with little to no success to show for it. Could NFTs on Instagram change that?

-NFT Twitter is taking Azukis through the mud as chatter spurred across channels that the founder previously created a rugged project, Phunks (and other abandoned projects) which all started from a blog post from the pseudonymous founder.

-The floor price practically cut in half and currently sits around 15 ETH (after averaging double that price earlier this month). Nothing is promised in this space.