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Currencies39875 Market Cap$ 2.88T+2.09% 24h Spot Volume$ 27.71B+13.9% DominanceBTC57.76%-0.71%ETH10.31%-1.19% ETH Gas0.04 Gwei MarketEditor’s PickNFTSolana (SOL) News Oct 19, 2026 2min read byPhil Haunhorst forBeInCrypto

Yuga Labs has launched Mudwater, a trading card game with physical and digital Bored Ape cards on Solana. Yet the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFT collection itself lives on Ethereum.

The Web3 gaming industry is on the verge of a trading card game (TCG) boom that will attract venture funds and specialized ETFs in the coming years. This was stated by Kaj Leroy, known by the nickname Brad Punkhouse, a key developer of the $XRP Ledger ecosystem and creator of the first major $NFT collection…

Yuga Labs has launched the Mudwater Trading Card Game (TCG) on Solana, featuring 120 unique BAYC art pieces. This announcement, surfaced by the CryptoTwitter commentator @solana, showcases Solana’s growing appeal in the $NFT space. The availability of both physical and digital assets could enhance engagement in the ecosystem.

The 10,000-piece collection will debut immediately after ApeFest, amid renewed discussion about liquidity and long-term value in the NFT market.

Arttoken said on Oct. 16 that it had successfully concluded a pop-up store in Seoul’s Seongsu neighborhood held in collaboration with Bored Ape Yacht Club, or BAYC, the nonfungible token project of global Web3 company Yuga Labs, and South Korean artist STONROK.

Dubai International Financial Centre Courts have begun issuing court documents containing nonfungible token, or NFT, verification data through the Avalanche blockchain.

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A Bored Ape costs less today than it has in years. On October 13, 2026 the lowest asking price for the famous ape collection stood at 5.12 ETH, just under $12,900. In May 2022 it was 153.7 ETH. That is a fall of 97 percent, and the Bored Apes are no exception: almost all the…

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