Over 73% of Tiffany NFT "NFTiff" are still unredeemed

[Currently over 73% of Tiffany's NFT "NFTiff" has not been redeemed] Jinse Finance reported that the first NFT series "NFTiff" launched by the American jewelry brand Tiffany & Co was launched 20 minutes after the sale at 22:00 Beijing time All sold out, a total of 184 independent wallets participated in the casting, but according to the latest data, there are still 183 "NFTiff" unredeemed so far, accounting for 73.2%. According to transaction data, the current "NFTiff" transaction volume has reached 1.2 million US dollars, with a market value of 12.92 million US dollars.

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