Back to collectionThe LAMO Sale Gets a Date as Bitcoin Returns to $60,000
Background: The studio had just announced its first LAMO sale, and the community was shifting from discussing the project to preparing to buy. Today: News that the futures ETF had been approved was confirmed, and BTC returned to $60,000. Impact and next: The sale that had been up in the air now had a fixed time, turning chat from speculation to preparing for the whitelist and launch.
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Background: The studio had just announced its first LAMO sale, and the community was shifting from discussing the project to preparing to buy. Futures ETF rumors were also stirring the chat; people followed market news while waiting for the official schedule.
Today: News that the futures ETF had been approved was confirmed, and BTC returned to $60,000. The studio then set the first LAMO collectible sale for 10 a.m. on October 18. At the same time, three one-of-a-kind pieces would begin their auctions on OpenSea. Market excitement and the sale schedule became concrete in the same announcement.
Impact and next: The sale that had been up in the air now had a fixed time, turning chat from speculation to preparing for the whitelist and launch. The three unique pieces would appear alongside the first batch, but the auction results and how players would understand the collectibles’ use still lay ahead.