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Developers write code to prtotect NFT projects from the ‘Aoki Curse’

Azuki developer Cygaar_dev jokingly wrote code to prevent Steve Aoki from purchasing NFT projects — to avoid the “Aoki curse.”

on August 10th Azuki developer’s tweet Aoki joined the project and told NFT project owners who were sick of seeing the minimum price go down and add code to the contract.

“With this code, he will never hurt you or your owner.”

Meanwhile, NFT projects like Edgehogs jokingly include code to prevent Aoki from buying the project.

What is Aoki’s curse?

According to community members, NFT collection floor prices tend to drop whenever a celebrity DJ announces a purchase.

This scenario has been repeated several times, and the NFT community calls this phenomenon a “curse.”

For example, after Mr. Aoki bought Moonbirds NFT, the lowest price for the collection plummeted from over 30 ETH to 22 ETH.

The same situation unfolded when he played bought Azuki NFT. The minimum and minimum price for the collection was 36 ETH, but after Aoki revealed that he had purchased the collection, the price dropped significantly.

Is Aoki’s curse real?

While some within the community believe Aoki’s curse is real, it could explain the drop in value of most of the NFTs he purchased.

In the case of Azuki NFT, Azuki broke into the collection around the same time the collection’s founders publicly admitted to abandoning three different projects before creating Azuki.

On the other hand, some of his purchases were made during a crypto market crash across the industry in tandem with a decline in NFT trading activity. It has played a part in the decline.

Aoki remains an avid NFT collector

Despite his NFT acquisition myth, Aoki remains a top NFT collector with projects like Azuki, Bored Apes, Moonbirds, Goblintown and 3Landers in his collection.

Aoki is not only an avid collector, he also has his own collection of NFT avatars in The Sandbox. Before that, he launched the Dream Catcher series, A0K1VERSE.

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