Daily Market RecapTuesday, September 29, 2026

Meebits' Floor Move Traces Back to the Same Exploit That Hit BAYC

Meebits' floor jumped 17.8% today, and the move turns out to be tied to last week's marketplace exploit — ten Meebits were among the 23,155 NFTs the whitehat pulled to safety. Five days on, people are still finding out they were affected and thanking him after the fact, while Bored Ape Yacht Club's own floor kept climbing too, up 8.8% as the dust settles.

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Listen — narrated by Alex

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NFT30: A Floor Move Leads Back to Last Week's Exploit

Meebits' floor jumped 17.8% today, and it turns out ten Meebits were caught up in the same exploit that hit Bored Apes — whose floor kept climbing too 👇

Meebits: The Floor Move That Was Actually Real

Up 17.8% today, and a holder's own post two days ago put the floor at 0.316 ETH while noting ten Meebits were caught in the marketplace exploit — the real level, not a data glitch.

Five Days Later, People Are Still Finding Out They Were Hit

One collector only just realized his NFTs had been drained in the exploit, thanking the whitehat rescuer and promising to send more later — the gratitude is still arriving days after the rescue.

A Black Suit Okay Bear Sells at 8.2x Floor

Rank #305 carrying the GRAIL-tier Black Suit trait sold for 12.84 SOL — about $1,517, over 8 times the floor.

An '800' Quotrons Piece Sells at 2.4x Floor

Rank #488 carrying the PREMIUM-tier 800 trait sold for 3.5 ETH — about $9,382, 2.4 times the floor.

Autoglyphs Jumps 15.6% on a Thin Book

The generative art collection's floor climbed 15.6% today — a big swing, but these trade rarely, so one listing can move the number a lot.

Doodles and Pudgy Penguins Both Climb

Doodles is up 6.3% today and Pudgy Penguins up 3.6% — a quieter, steadier gain than the exploit-adjacent names on the board.

A 5-Star Offer Leads Fresh Listings

A 5-star ETH listing at 0.13 landed alongside two 4-star pieces at 1.039 and 2.25, all within the last day.

The numbers

NFT30 index: 50.57 (24h +1.72%) · 7d -0.84%
Okay Bear #9325 sold for 12.84254508 SOL (~1517 USD) — 8.2× floor
QUOTRON #2882 sold for 3.5 ETH (~9382 USD) — 2.4× floor
Azuki #8767 sold for 1.56 ETH (~4195 USD) — 2.4× floor
Meebit #14485 sold for 1.12 ETH (~3008 USD) — 3.5× floor
Nakamigos #13650 sold for 0.369 ETH (~995 USD) — 3.1× floor

📜 Transcript

ALEX: Meebits jumped almost eighteen percent overnight. The reason goes back to last week's marketplace exploit.

ALEX: Ten Meebits were among the more than twenty-three thousand NFTs that Yuga's own engineer pulled to safety. Five days later, holders are still finding out they were hit, and thanking him after the fact.

ALEX: The jump comes straight after a three-day slide of more than a fifth, so the floor still hasn't climbed all the way back.

ALEX: Bored Apes rose too, for the same reason. The fallout from that one exploit is still setting the mood across Ethereum.

ALEX: The wider market looks different. Everything we track is worth about three quarters of a billion dollars, around seven percent less than a week ago.

ALEX: The Robinhood chain had the strangest week. Its market cap fell by more than a quarter, yet trading volume was almost exactly the same as the week before. Prices dropped and nobody traded less.

ALEX: Solana is the opposite case. Its volume fell by about forty percent, so the money there simply went quiet.

ALEX: Doodles is where this week's real damage sits.

ALEX: The floor lost thirty percent in dollars over seven days, while ETH itself slipped only three. That makes it the collection falling, not the coin. And sales dropped by about forty percent over the same week.

ALEX: It bounced a little overnight. One green day after a week like that settles nothing.

ALEX: The best sale of the week tells you who is still buying. A Doodle in the top fifteen percent by rarity went for about two thousand dollars, just over twice the floor.

ALEX: "Twice the floor" means somebody paid double the cheapest Doodle on sale, and rarity is why. Its best trait is worth close to three times floor, which is decent here. The one-of-ones in this collection pay about twenty-four times.

ALEX: The buyer was a light collector, with little tracked history on our side. They hold two Doodles now.

ALEX: Another wallet bought near the floor and now holds twenty-one. The biggest public name in the collection, @sheckylin, still sits on thirty.

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