Production company Time Studios, part of the Time Magazine group, announced it is expanding its presence in the non-fungible token (NFT) space by launching animated series based on existing NFT collections. The first will be a children’s series based on digital artist Pablo Stanley’s Robotos collection.
Similar to the Cryptopunks and Bored Ape Yacht Club collections, Robotos features a collection of 10,000 distinct robot character-like NFTs with over 170 different features. These features vary in rarity from common to super rare, which influences the market price of the NFT.
Despite some similarities with the other initiatives, Robotos have been trading at a much lower price, averaging $2,264. Outside of the crypto world, that would still be considered pretty pricey. However, Bored Ape Yacht Club sales average over $60,000 and Cryptopunks $232,917.
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