Ubisoft’s NFTs are barely traded – Gaming – News

The NFTs that Ubisoft has added to Ghost Recon Breakpoint are virtually non-traded. This is evident from analyzes of the marketplaces that Ubisoft works with. Players seem to have little interest in the publisher’s experiment.

Twitter user Liza Edwards was the first to notice that only 15 trades have been made on the two marketplaces that Ubisoft works with. The NFTs in Ghost Recon Breakpoint, which are called Quartz Digits by Ubisoft, have been available since December 9. It concerns digital items such as skins, which can be traded as NFT. Among other things, Ubisoft gave players free items if they played the game for more than 100 hours or 600 hours; they can now be traded.

The Ubisoft Quartz platform for NFTs operates on the Tezos blockchain and all trading of the Digits to date has accounted for a volume of 279 Tezos. At the time of writing, this represents a value of about 1049 euros. One of the two marketplaces that Ubisoft is partnering with is Rarible and at the time of writing there are ten Ubisoft Quartz NFTs sold, of which four to one buyer.

Axios journalist Stephen Totilo delved further into the transactions and writes on Twitter that there are more transactions than sales on Rarible, but they are almost all performed by one account. According to Totilo looks like a person is using Ubisoft NFTs hoarden is.