Ferriss, Tim’ “Cockpunch” Tops NFT Sales.

Ferriss has created a work of fiction titled “The Legend of Cockpunch,” and all of the proceeds from its primary sales will be donated to his charitable foundation.

The Ethereum project known as “The Legend of Cockpunch,” which is today’s top winner on the market for non-fungible tokens, was co-created by the well-known author and podcast host Tim Ferriss. The demand created by “The Legend of Cockpunch” on the secondary market has helped propel the collection to the top of the sales charts, despite the fact that the mint supply of the coin was exhausted.

“Cockpunch” is billed as an “emergent long fiction” project from Ferriss, the author of “The 4-Hour Workweek” and other bestsellers, and it spans 5,555 images depicting anthropomorphized rooster characters, each with various characteristics and weapons. The project is titled “Cockpunch” and it can be found on the author’s website. Cockpunch is the name of the project, and it can be located on the website that Ferriss maintains. The price of each newly minted NFT was established at 0.3 ETH, which is roughly equivalent to $370 at the time of the minting that took place earlier today.

The primary sale generated a little more than $2 million in income, and the author’s own Saisei Foundation was the recipient of every single penny of that amount. The sale was carried out utilizing Premint’s new minting technology. The organization offers financial support for research into a wide range of therapeutic fields, such as psychedelics, life extension, mental health, and other related fields.

Prices on the secondary market have surged since the first public offering; the NFTs are currently listed on the most prominent marketplace OpenSea at 1.4 ETH, which is equivalent to $1,725 USD. In addition to this, they are selling rather well: OpenSea has eclipsed more established projects such as CryptoPunks and Azuki in terms of its market-wide chart in the past twenty-four hours. This chart reveals that about 2,700 ETH worth of secondary sales has been made so far.

It is being asserted that Ferriss’s intentions for the project are only getting started and that the PFPs are just the beginning of those plans. Ferriss said in a podcast interview with Kevin Rose, a software entrepreneur and co-founder of Web3 firm Proof, that he has written a complete first season of a narrative podcast that will explore the lore of the project’s imaginary fantasy world. Rose is a co-founder of Web3 Business Proof. Rose is one of the people who started the Web3 company Proof.

In addition, owners of NFTs have the ability to use their characters in derivative works of art and projects that they have created on their own, as a result of a grant of commercial rights that were provided to them. Holders have spent their NFTs on a variety of items, including virtual bands and supergroups, apparel, themed restaurants, drinks, and other products associated with other popular collections, such as the Bored Ape Yacht Club and CryptoPunks. Other popular collections include CryptoPunks and the Bored Ape Yacht Club. Examples of popular NFT collections include the ones listed here.

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Ferriss issued his very first non-fungible token (NFT) at the beginning of this year as a part of a promotion that was called Grails. This event is reserved for owners of Rose’s Proof Collective NFTs, and it gives them the opportunity to mint one of several limited-edition artwork pieces without initially revealing the names of the artists responsible for each piece. The author’s NFT, which was his first piece of published fiction and was titled “How to Start a War,” was only contributed to by sixty different people in total.

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