2026-01-13 17:25:29

Murakami Flowers's newly launched Lucky 727 Proof series has set the minting prices quite outrageously—whitelist at 1.2 ETH, public sale at 1.5 ETH. But the floor price of the original Flowers series is now only around 0.17 ETH. This pricing strategy is indeed a bit perplexing. The new series prices have directly increased by 8-9 times, yet the secondary market has not shown corresponding strong performance. It seems the project team may have overestimated market expectations for the new version, or there are other market factors behind the scenes that haven't been considered. The deviation between NFT pricing and actual liquidity is not uncommon in the current market, which also reflects the challenges many new projects still face when formulating minting strategies.

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BanklessAtHeart

· 16h ago

1.2 ETH minting is really expensive, the floor is only 0.17... Is this team trying to cut the new investors or do they just really have no sense? Murakami's pricing this time is truly outrageous, an 8x jump is simply unsustainable. Another project overestimating its own popularity, I've seen too many of these. The floor drops so badly yet they dare to set such a high price? I don't understand it, but I'm truly shocked. Honestly, this is a microcosm of the chaos in Web3 pricing. Has no one ever done proper market research? I think the pricing strategy is just a "failed pricing strategy"... NFTs are such a deep water, new projects really should learn how to tailor their approach. A floor price of 0.17 contrasted with a minting cost of 1.5... the price difference is just outrageous.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 16h ago

1.5 ETH? Is Takashi Murakami crazy? The original floor price was only 0.17... The price difference is outrageous. Do you really think we have no eyes? Why should a new coin increase eightfold? This套路 is getting worse and worse, probably another pump-and-dump scheme. The project team clearly didn't think it through before launching, they completely don't understand the market. I really can't understand Murakami's mindset anymore, how can it sell? Is this manipulation before the pump? Anyway, I don't believe this wave can go up. The floor is 0.17 and they want to sell at 1.5? Directly jumping from minting to a crash is a sure thing.

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CryptoMotivator

· 16h ago

1.2 to 1.5 E to mint? Bro, are you guys trying to cut the leeks? The floor price at 0.17 is right there. Murakami is a bit outrageous this time, an 8x jump in price, why? The secondary market can't keep up at all. It's the same old story of overestimating market expectations. I've seen many projects like this, and in the end, they still get dumped. The pricing is so disconnected from liquidity, it really needs some reflection. I just want to ask, does anyone dare to mint this series at 1.5 E? I don't have the courage.

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MidnightTrader

· 16h ago

1.5 ETH minting? Doesn't the project team see the secondary market? The floor price is at 0.17 ETH. Murakami Flower is trying to scalp again; an 8x pricing is really outrageous. This minting price is completely disconnected from actual liquidity; it's pure self-deception. I don't understand why the new series dares to ask for such high prices. Do they think we're all fools? The pricing strategy for new projects is getting more and more outrageous. If it continues like this, no one will dare to buy in. The original series has already fallen so much, yet they want to set an 8x price. No one can understand this logic. Whitelist at 1.2 is already very exaggerated. Are they trying to make early holders lose money? Murakami might have really bet wrong this time; market demand simply can't support this price. Waiting to see if it can go live later; feels like it might be a loss.

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