The Pit Report · Nov 1, 2026
TERA sets dates for its token and Land mint, Hoodrai plans a free samurai mint, Ohmies joins the Rustyverse, Cloaked Entities reveals its pixel art, Vaultlings shares royalties with partner collections, Motes ties NFTs to AI agent accounts, FREEDZ leads OpenSea's Signals chart, Gargoyle fully mints on Halloween, and Bitcoin ends October lower after big ETF outflows.
TERA's browser city on Robinhood Chain is already playable without a wallet, and the team has scheduled its token launch for November 2 and a 3,333-piece Land NFT mint for November 4. Each Land parcel is tied to a real-world resource theme, with tiered parcels planned for later gameplay.
Hoodrai is an 888-piece samurai collection on Robinhood Chain from the artist behind ReefersRH. The mint is free and set for November 2.
Rusty_is_Square, the builder behind CCFF00 Cubes, is adding Ohmies to his Rustyverse on Robinhood Chain. The 528-piece collection opens on OpenSea on November 6, with the mint price still to be announced.
Cloaked Entities revealed its hooded pixel-art characters on Halloween, a day after its $1 mint fully minted. The team says community villages, a treasury and regular token launches are next.
The free-mint Vaultlings collection on Robinhood Chain has partnered with three other communities. Half of collected creator royalties will go toward BankFi's Bitcoin mining and World Mobile node operations.
Motes is planning 20,000 Genesis NFTs on Robinhood Chain, each linked to a smart account run by an AI agent. Owners set plain-language rules and limits, and the agent's actions are checked on-chain against those signed policies.
FREEDZ, an 8,888-piece Ethereum collection of profile pictures built from community-submitted words, tops OpenSea's Signals chart with 44 holder posts. The project now counts 1,881 unique holders and routes secondary royalties into a community vault.
Ripcache's Gargoyle, 6,888 NFT "books" that together form an encrypted story, fully minted at 0.009 ETH during its 48-hour window. The pieces are meant to change weekly as the story unfolds and holders compare notes.
Bitcoin finished October at about $77,430, down 7.3% for the month, and is holding in the $77,000 to $78,000 range. Traders are split on whether November brings a rebound or another dip.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $643 million on October 30, led by BlackRock's IBIT and Fidelity's FBTC, as news of the reported Binance hack spread. Ethereum funds also saw outflows for a fifth straight day.
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