DFZ Labs — the masterminds behind the esteemed NFT project Deadfellaz — has unwrapped game-changing strategic changes to improve the affordability and availability of its ‘Bits’ NFT game.
Facing lukewarm interest during its February 13 debut of 10,000 Bitcoin Ordinal inscriptions on Magic Eden, the team has significantly lowered the prices and quantities of these gamified NFTs, acting as trading cards.
The main aim of Bits’ project adjustments is to enhance interest and accessibility, ensuring a more appealing and attainable offering for the market.
Source: Magic Eden
Key Modifications Aimed to Increase Interest
Dedicated to cultivating a thriving environment that resonates with gamers, artists, and Bitcoin Ordinals fans alike, the project’s ambition is to construct a gaming experience that promotes interaction between the developers and the community of asset owners.
Nonetheless, Bits was less well-received than DFZ Labs had hoped. In response to market feedback and to boost engagement, the company updated the initiative’s minting price to around $100 (0.002 BTC) — a significant dip from its initial $300 price tag (0.006 BTC).
Additionally, the Deadfellaz team announced on X and Discord that the game’s ambitious total inscription count had been recalibrated from 10,000 to a more exclusive 3,000, with this new minting opportunity spanning 15 hours openly.
By implementing rapid changes and emphasizing community involvement, DFZ Labs aims to enhance the Deadfellaz-run ‘Bits’ NFT game, targeting a broader and more engaged audience in the gaming, art, and blockchain space.
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