Farming Season NFT Secondary Floor Nears $89 Ahead of Collab Box
By Crypto Wire
October 25, 2026
UPDATE — Farming Season’s free 1,111-piece holder NFT is printing a thicker OpenSea secondary book ahead of tonight’s first Collab Box, with the collection overview at desk check showing a floor near $88.99, a top offer around $76.91, about $54.5K in 24-hour volume (matching total volume so far), roughly 101 listings (~9.1% of supply), and about 771 unique owners (~69.4%). Desk’s prior chapter — Farming Season Completes 1 ETH Buyback Into Farmer Reward Pool — already logged Saturday’s finished 1 ETH Reward Pool buyback and a thinner secondary snapshot near a $55 floor / ~$38.1K volume; today’s unused fact is the higher live book, not a rehash of the buyback print. Treat every OpenSea figure as a moving snapshot — floors and offers can reprice within minutes.
Mint status on the same OpenSea overview remains 1,111 / 1,111 with GTD, FCFS, and public stages marked ended after the Oct. 24 free mint sold through FCFS, as covered in the sellout and reveal chapter. Ask prices on the live book at check clustered roughly in the high-$70s to high-$90s for individual Farmer listings — attribute those ask bands to the public book at observation time, not to a team floor guarantee. Team notes still say one farm needs just one NFT and that a second NFT on the same farm does not add extra perks; perk activation still requires holding 24 hours with Town Hall guidance from prior posts.
The Collab Box calendar from the Oct. 25 box chapter is unchanged: first weekly boxes for holders are still set for October 25, 20:00 UTC, with eligibility framed as hold the NFT 24 hours and play Farming Season on that wallet. Possible contents remain team-described — $SEASON (contract 0xea0071a8778fa02c12378e88868255e0e0952be6), ETH, USDT, and whitelist spots — until delivery receipts post. GameFi cut: a rising secondary floor before the first box is a tape signal, not proof the box will clear or that ask liquidity will hold through 20:00 UTC.
Reward-rail context from Saturday still matters for why bids are chasing the NFT into Sunday. Farming Season said the completed 1 ETH market buyback of about 2.5 million tokens went straight into the farmer Reward Pool, with buybacks described as continuing on following days — treat token counts as team claims until matching Robinhood explorer receipts are pasted for each day. That sink sits beside cosmetics and energy / withdraw perks already announced for holders; it does not by itself explain a near-$89 floor, and desks should not invent a causal link between any single buyback and the Sunday book.
Robinhood Chain NFT weather around the same window also includes Influence’s marketplace and Influencer Family mint calendar (WL registration targeted October 25, 11:00 UTC close; mint stages October 26) — a separate SocialFi venue, not a Farming Season chapter. For this tracker, the next primary facts are whether Collab Boxes actually distribute at 20:00 UTC, what on-chain or in-game receipts show inside them, whether the OpenSea floor holds through the delivery window, and whether unique owners drift as listings fill or clear.
World watch: Mark October 25, 20:00 UTC for the first Farming Season Collab Box delivery and re-check the OpenSea farmingseason book after that print — floor, 24h volume, listing share, and owner count — before assuming Sunday’s near-$89 ask band is the post-box tape.
Bottom line: Farming Season’s sold-out 1,111 NFT secondary on OpenSea was near an $88.99 floor with about $54.5K in 24-hour volume at desk check — thicker than Saturday’s buyback-chapter book — while the first Collab Box remains set for October 25, 20:00 UTC.
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