OMB holders keep the Ordinal Maxi Biz identity alive in a quiet day
A quiet day for Ordinal Maxi Biz: one holder posted that OMB is a state of mind, and a couple of replies to OMB-tagged threads argued about contagion from other chains and digital art returning to Bitcoin. The two 'Saturday sales check' posts that matched the search listed other collections and do not mention OMB.
OMB holders curate profiles and bring back their Miners
OMB collectors kept the conversation going: one curated his ord.net profile in memory of SatGod, another brought his Green Eyes Miner back as his PFP, and ord.net posted an Ordinal Maxi Biz piece collected on its marketplace.
OMB grails trade on Satflow: Red Eye 0.47 BTC, Blue Eye 0.40 BTC
Several Ordinal Maxi Biz grails changed hands on Satflow: a Red Eye OMB sold for 0.47 BTC, a Blue Eye for 0.40 BTC and a Green Eye for 0.10 BTC. Community accounts say one buyer, BBISTA, picked up four grails in one go, more than 1 BTC in total. The sales were shared as a sign that the Ordinals market still pays for its rarest pieces.
OMB holders borrow against their apes instead of selling
Liquidium's team pointed out that one holder borrowed against six Ordinal Maxi Biz pieces, about 0.53 BTC in under two days, as proof that OMB holders don't sell. The rest of the day was weekend greetings and 'OMB cannot be stopped' posts.
