Daily Market RecapFriday, September 25, 2026

Meebits' Floor Jumps 24.6% as Collectors Rally Around the Art

Meebits' floor jumped 24.6% today, and for once the chatter on X backs it up — collectors gushing over the art itself rather than a mint countdown. CloneX had the sharpest sale of the day: a Murakami Jellyfish piece went for 21.3x floor. And Jack Butcher's $8 Credits saga keeps writing new chapters — Credit #1 itself reportedly just flipped for tens of thousands.

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Listen — narrated by Alex

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Meebits Leads a Mixed Day for NFT30

Meebits' floor is up 24.6% with real chatter behind it; elsewhere it's a split market — Cool Cats and Mad Lads climbing, Mutant Apes and Otherdeed pulling back 👇

Meebits: Up 24.6% and Still Climbing

The floor's gone from roughly 7.4 ETH two weeks ago to just under 9.7 now — and unlike most pumps, this one's got real fans behind it, not a countdown clock.

A Murakami Jellyfish CloneX Sells at 21.3x Floor

Rank #291 CloneX carrying the Murakami GRAIL trait sold for 3.49 ETH — about $9,384, over 21 times the floor.

Jack Butcher's Credit #1 Just Flipped for Tens of Thousands

Four days after his $8 open-edition stunt reached 859K people, Credit #1 itself is reportedly reselling on X for around $29,000-30,000.

A MYTHIC Zombie SolPunk Sells at 16x Floor

Rank #57 with a MYTHIC Zombie trait went for 7 SOL — about $808, 16 times the collection's floor.

Three Fresh 4-Star Offers Just Hit the Board

Two ETH listings (12 and 4.9 ETH) and one 9.1 SOL offer landed in the last several hours, all rated 4 stars for what they're asking.

Two More GRAIL-Tier Sales Round Out the Day

A Quotrons '1971' GRAIL piece sold at 4.5x floor for 8.6 ETH (~$23,123), and a Retardio Cousins GRAIL piece moved at 4.9x floor for 5 SOL.

Cool Cats and Mad Lads Climb While Mutants and Otherdeed Cool Off

Cool Cats +15.9%, Mad Lads +8.6% — but Mutant Apes slid 9.4% and Otherdeed dipped 4.2% today, a genuinely split floor picture.

The numbers

NFT30 index: 51.5 (24h -0.28%) · 7d +12.51%
SolPunk #5489 sold for 7 SOL (~808 USD) — 16.0× floor
QUOTRON #3261 sold for 8.6 ETH (~23123 USD) — 4.5× floor
#3795 sold for 5 SOL (~571 USD) — 4.9× floor
CloneX #12101 sold for 3.49 ETH (~9384 USD) — 21.3× floor

📜 Transcript

ALEX: Four days ago I told you Mad Lads jumped on the back of the Backpack token. Here's the part I didn't tell you: who was buying.

ALEX: On September twenty-first, Solana Coach paid three and a half times floor for a single Lad.

ALEX: And he's not some random wallet. The platform has him on record as a collector, and the Ambassador Radar puts him in its top tier.

ALEX: He holds twenty-seven Mad Lads now.

ALEX: So why that piece? Not the trait. Its best one is nothing special.

ALEX: It's rarity. Top hundred out of almost ten thousand. That's somebody paying for scarcity, not for a costume.

ALEX: Now, I know what you're thinking. One famous name is one sale. Fair. So I looked at the rest of the week's big buyers.

ALEX: Two of the other largest buys came from wallets the platform grades A. Quick word on what that means.

ALEX: A collector grade is the platform reading a wallet's tracked history: how much it buys, how long it holds. A is elite, and E means there's barely any history on record at all.

ALEX: So a good chunk of the size came from people with receipts. Not all of it, to be fair. A couple of wallets with almost no history loaded up too.

ALEX: Mixed crowd. And a big one. Sales almost tripled against the week before.

ALEX: Here's where I have to be straight with you, though. Part of that run is just SOL.

ALEX: Measure the floor in SOL instead of dollars and a big part of the week's move disappears. That part is the token, not the Lads.

ALEX: Today is different, though.

ALEX: The floor is up eight percent, about twice what this collection normally swings in a day. SOL barely moved, and almost nothing else we track went up with it.

ALEX: That one belongs to Mad Lads.

ALEX: And the argument on X hasn't changed since the twentieth: "the only NFT tied to Backpack, ever." Holders treat it as the front door to the company.

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