2026-01-18 10:32:11

Recently discovered an interesting NFT project in the Endless ecosystem—Nessy NFT.

The project has several highlights worth noting: First, it is the only blue-chip NFT in the Endless ecosystem, with a current floor price of 2400 EDs, approximately $260. But there is a threshold advantage here—the minting price for new items is only 1/12 of the current floor price, offering considerable room for growth.

The minting mechanism is also well-designed. The project adopts a monthly issuance cycle, supporting both GTD (Guaranteed Sale) and FCFS (First Come, First Served) modes to ensure liquidity and participation opportunities.

More importantly, Nessy holders actually gain rights to the entire Endless ecosystem. This is not just an individual NFT project but an ecosystem pass. From an investment perspective, this design allows holders to participate in the broader ecosystem value appreciation.

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MevTears

· 01-18 11:02

Minting cost at 1/12 of the floor price? Better hurry, or you'll be stuck with dust again.

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-18 10:59

ngl, the minting price logic of Nessy is a bit crazy; a 1/12 multiple difference can indeed attract people to enter the market.

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ProxyCollector

· 01-18 10:58

The minting price range for 1/12 is something to grab quickly... The ecosystem pass setup is indeed quite interesting. Nessy's design this time is good, but blue chips are blue chips. Don't hype the ecological dividends every day; it depends on whether they can truly deliver later. A floor price of $260 is not cheap; we have to wait for GTD to come... Watching and waiting for now. Ecological rights sound high-end, but how much can actually be distributed is questionable. The monthly issuance pace is stable, so at least there's no need to worry about a rapid dump. This is a plus.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 01-18 10:51

Is the floor price 1/12 of the minting cost? That number seems a bit questionable. Can it really hold up?

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