Which of These NFT Projects 100x? Invisible Friends, Moonbirds or Chronocatz
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The NFT community has been divided for months on what should determine an NFTs value and if NFTs with utility should command a higher price. Certain communities believe the quality of an NFT collection is derived by the quality of the art, while others believe that NFTs that offer the owner some sort of utility will grow in popularity? That's exactly what these three NFTs aim to address - Invisible Friends, Moonbirds, and Chronocatz.
What exactly are these three NFTs? Which of them could 100x? Read on to find out!
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The Invisible Friends team are banking on the hope that institutional investors will jump on the bandwagon to help grow the asset's market outlook. If this becomes a reality, then investors within the Invisible Friends network will have a reason to smile. Invisible Friends will definitely surge in its floor price and give other popular NFT collections a run for their money.
As its name implies, Invisible Friends is an animated PFP collection of invisible people. It's designed and created by Markus Magnusson. According to the team lead, "the invisible characters in this collection aren’t wearing fancy skintight suits that go invisible as they do. They’re wearing clothes. Normal clothes. Stylish, even." To this end, the Invisible Friends team is collaborating with Kith, a reputable apparel brand. Each trait in the Invisible Friends collection corresponds to an article of clothing.
At press time, Invisible Friends (INVSBLE) trades at $4,197.70 with a 24 hour sales volume of 17.8 ETH.
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