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Kite AI official NFT "FLY THE KITE" floor price rises to 0.68 ETH, up 51.11% in 24 hours

Kite AI official NFT "FLY THE KITE" floor price rises to 0.68 ETH, up 51.11% in 24 hours

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Foresight News reported that according to Blur market data, the official KITE AI NFT series "FLY THE KITE" revealed its artwork yesterday, with the floor price currently at 0.68 ETH, a 24-hour trading volume of 56.25 ETH, and a 24-hour increase of 51.11%. The "Fly the KITE" NFT series was launched in July through a Free Mint, with a total supply of 2,000 pieces. According to the official description, this series will serve as an honorary badge, given for free to the first 2,000 builders and supporters. Previously, Kite AI completed a $33 million financing round led by PayPal Ventures and General Catalyst.

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