A pixel art collection just wrapped their minting round with 10k NFTs sold at 0.0069 ETH each—that's roughly 69 ETH raised, translating to over $200k in capital. The takeaway here isn't complicated: the NFT market definitely still exists. Paid mints can absolutely work if you execute properly.



The difference between projects that land and ones that flop comes down to two things: strategy and effort. You can't just drop a collection and hope. Go-to-market execution matters way more than people think. Community building, timing, narrative clarity—that's where most creators drop the ball. Do the work upfront, and the numbers show you can still build something.
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HallucinationGrowervip
· 22h ago
69 ETH haha, who designed this meme... But indeed, execution is the key, don't just think about getting rich overnight
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PonziDetectorvip
· 22h ago
Speaking of which, $200,000 sounds like a lot, but who hasn't seen that much these days? The key is how to maintain the community moving forward. Wait, pixel art again? This kind of theme was everywhere last year. Why is it becoming popular again this time? To put it simply, it's an execution matter, but most teams can't even tell a basic narrative clearly.
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GasFeeSobbervip
· 22h ago
Another successful pixel art case, but to put it simply, it's all about execution power. Community management is the key.
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HashBardvip
· 22h ago
nah the 0.0069 price point is lowkey genius storytelling tho... like they weaponized the meme before launch even happened. that's the real narrative arc nobody talks about
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ForkMastervip
· 22h ago
Ha, 69 ETH? Playing word games here, honestly, if you can get half of that to actually make a move, it would be impressive. To be honest, execution is indeed key, but this article is too superficial—most project teams simply lack the insight to build and only know how to copy and paste. During the bear market days of raising three kids, I've seen too many so-called "community building" efforts that are just about creating groups to chat—ridiculous. Projects wanting to dump tokens can always find the "correct narrative," but the real question is whether there are vulnerabilities in the smart contract code.
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DegenDreamervip
· 23h ago
69 ETH haha, this meme is pretty good. But to be honest, the fact that we can still mint this kind of achievement now really shows strong execution. Most projects just start selling without properly building the community—who's to blame?
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GasWastervip
· 23h ago
lmao 69 eth raised and they're acting like they cracked the code... meanwhile i'm over here sweating about whether to bridge that capital on arbitrum or just eat the 2 gwei premium. the real question nobody asks: what's their gas optimization looking like post-mint? 💀
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SerNgmivip
· 23h ago
Nah, that's still the same old story. Execution is definitely important, but very few projects can truly survive.
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