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[image] NFT markets are alive. However, they never adjusted for the industry shift… List something today and it will sit there indefinitely. No pressure to sell, no requirement to resolve, just a price and a hope that someone eventually buys. So what happens? - sellers anchor to

[image] Don’t call yourself an NFT collectors unless you understand that the shape of the price curve changes behavior. Dutch auctions use a polynomial decay: price = min + (max − min) × (1 − progress)^4 Early price drops slowly, later price drops accelerate, buyers feel the pressure

[image] After a Dutch auction clears, two things happen immediately: 1. The asset transfers to the buyer 2. The price at which it cleared becomes a real data point That price is not a listing. It’s not an ask. It’s not a bid. It’s a completed transaction under time pressure. Over

[image] 🚨 One of the biggest NFT marketplaces announced it’s shutting down. Why? Because it never solved liquidity. Listings do not generate buyers; Collectors list assets. Buyers wait for discounts. Markets freeze. 💡 Dutch takes a different approach: instead of static listings,

[image] Serious question before this goes live: What’s one thing you would NEVER decentralize early? Feels like that’s where most projects get it wrong. ⏰ Today, 4 pm UTC

[image] We’re starting a movement: MAKE NFTs GREAT AGAIN 🎙️ NFTs were fun back then when they actually sold. Now it’s mostly listings, floor watching, and guessing. We’re are going back to basics: how price should work, why markets stopped clearing, and what would actually bring people

[image] MNGA starts tonight! If you’ve ever watched your NFT sit listed… or tried to buy and felt like you’re guessing… you already know why this matters.

[image] You decide to sell an NFT on Dutch. Let’s start… You set: 1. a starting price (e.g. 2 $ETH equivalent) 2. a minimum price (e.g. 1.2) 3. a duration (default ~12h) From that moment, the system takes over. The price decreases automatically over time. No edits, no relisting, no

[video] You think you’re just “trading the market.” In reality you’re trading inside someone else’s system. Fees, liquidity routing, order flow, listings… all designed to maximize activity, not outcomes. Even in high liquidity markets, you’re not seeing the full picture. That

[image] On Dutch you’re not meant to compete with other buyers. You’re just making a timing decision. You open an auction and see: ＄ current price ⏳ time remaining 📉 price trajectory That’s all you really need. You’re not reacting to bids or trying to outclick someone. “At this

[image] 2026 started with something interesting: NFT market cap jumped $200M+ in a week after months of silence. The bigger question is: ➡️ Can the market actually price assets efficiently this time? Last cycle we saw floors move on speculation. Real recovery requires better price