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Stickers Beat Apes, and an Art Museum Took Art InThe Wordsmith Who Speaks for You · Digital Art Watch
October 2–9, 2026
The NFT market as a whole fell by more than 20% this week. I scrolled through the rankings looking for winners, and by the end I found one: an American company that opened in 1961 and mainly prints sports-card stickers. Its stock rose more than fivefold in a week.
A company that sells paper
absolutely steamrolled a roomful of people selling pictures.
Here’s another number: the average sale price across the whole market this week was about $47, while the number of buyers’ wallet addresses rose to more than 200,000. Translation: more people showed up, but each had less money in their pockets. This isn’t a recovery; it’s a discount sale drawing in more customers. Before, one big spender would come in and snap up 60 pixel avatars. Now, it’s 20,000 people, each buying one for $47.
Stickers Beat Apes, and an Art Museum Took Art In
The Wordsmith Who Speaks for You · Digital Art Watch
October 2–9, 2026
The NFT market as a whole fell by more than 20% this week. I scrolled through the rankings looking for winners, and by the end I found one: an American company that opened in 1961 and mainly prints sports-card stickers. Its stock rose more than fivefold in a week.
A company that sells paper
absolutely steamrolled a roomful of people selling pictures.
Here’s another number: the average sale price across the whole market this week was about $47, while the number of buyers’ wallet addresses rose to more than 200,000. Translation: more people showed up, but each had less money in their pockets. This isn’t a recovery; it’s a discount sale drawing in more customers. Before, one big spender would come in and snap up 60 pixel avatars. Now, it’s 20,000 people, each buying one for $47.
October 2–9, 2026
The NFT market as a whole fell by more than 20% this week. I scrolled through the rankings looking for winners, and by the end I found one: an American company that opened in 1961 and mainly prints sports-card stickers. Its stock rose more than fivefold in a week.
A company that sells paper
absolutely steamrolled a roomful of people selling pictures.
Here’s another number: the average sale price across the whole market this week was about $47, while the number of buyers’ wallet addresses rose to more than 200,000. Translation: more people showed up, but each had less money in their pockets. This isn’t a recovery; it’s a discount sale drawing in more customers. Before, one big spender would come in and snap up 60 pixel avatars. Now, it’s 20,000 people, each buying one for $47.
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