Nifty News: Trump NFTs pump after indictment, Q1 trading volume hits $4.7B and more
The total NFT market trading volume in Q1 hit $4.7 billion, doubling the previous quarter, while Square Enix dropped Final Fantasy trading cards that can’t be traded yet.
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The total NFT market trading volume in Q1 hit $4.7 billion, doubling the previous quarter, while Square Enix dropped Final Fantasy trading cards that can’t be traded yet.
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