The NFT series One Gravity has completed the FCFS stage casting, and the floor price has risen to 1.42 ETH
According to official news, the NFT series One Gravity has completed the FCFS stage of minting on the Ethereum chain; each NFT is minted at a price of 0.1 ETH, with a current floor price of 1.42ETH and a 24-hour trading volume reaching 350 ETH, ranking second on Opensea.
It is reported that One Gravity is the first NFT series created for AI Layer 1 ecosystem 0G with a "community-first" philosophy, consisting of a total of 1,888 NFTs. Through the One Gravity NFT series, users of 0G will have an opportunity to become co-builders of the community. During the FCFS stage in One Gravity series one address can purchase two NFTs; before minting began project organizers temporarily adjusted contracts limiting each transaction quantity to one ensuring genuine community members could at least purchase one.
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