😶‍🌫️ Fungo Latest News 🔊 Last night, Fungo @FungoLabs announced the auction failed due to insufficient participation. The Genesis whitelist holders and those who aggressively chased short-term hype were understandably disappointed. There were plenty of internal and external factors—complicated bidding mechanics, the crypto market crash following the U.S. midterm elections, and more. I thought this project had completely blown up. But apparently, with strong backing from @zama, Fungo’s founder @0xFlydev has decided to hand over control to the market and fully open-sourced the project on OpenSea, reaffirming his commitment to its continuation. Wait—is this a masterstroke? The price of Fungo Genesis keeps rising. After all, each Genesis NFT is entitled to an airdrop of 1,113,861 $FUNGO tokens. Some foreign holders have even posted about buying five Fungo Genesis NFTs to secure over ten million $FUNGO, expressing strong confidence in the project. Even as I write this, the floor price continues to climb. At 0.0176 ETH (~$40), it’s already up to 1–10 ETH at its peak. Maybe letting the market decide really is the best move. Go check out OpenSea (I’ll leave a link in the comments)—there are already a ton of weird Fungo variants popping up. I received #300 as my Fungo Genesis, but now I’m wondering if I should grab one or two more. 🤑 So what’s next for those who own Fungo Genesis? 🤔 Time will tell 😶‍🌫️ 📦 🎁