FREEDZ OpenSea GTD Mint Climbs Near 1,750 of 8,888 as Floor Lifts Toward 0.0058 ETH

By Crypto Wire
October 29, 2026

FREEDZ’s OpenSea GTD window is still printing into the Orange County mid-morning, and the venue meters have moved hard since the first live-fill chapter that opened near about 700 of 8,888 minted. A fresh OpenSea collection check on freedz-official now shows about 1,749 minted tokens, roughly 531 unique owners, a floor ask near 0.005849 ETH, and about 7.91 ETH (~$18,700 at ~$2,363 ether) of twenty-four-hour volume across roughly 2,230 sales — a clear supply, owner, floor, and tape climb inside the same GTD stage that opened at 3:00 p.m. UTC (~8:00 a.m. PDT). Prefer those OpenSea fields and contract 0x993873f58f0ce4728bbd68dd5fabcb75ef48e7c4 over social screenshots that still quote the early ~700 / ~0.004 ETH open print.

The new fact is the climb, not another calendar wrap. The project’s verified channel had priced GTD at 0.0033 ETH, FCFS at 0.0055 ETH from 5:00 p.m. UTC (~10:00 a.m. PDT), and Public at 0.0069 ETH from 7:00 p.m. UTC; today’s mid-morning floor near 0.005849 ETH now sits above the stated GTD mint ticket and presses against the upcoming FCFS ask — a venue signal that secondary bids are already pricing past the cheapest paid tier before the stage flip. Do not invent a GTD sellout or an FCFS open that OpenSea has not printed. Attribute the tier prices to the project’s Oct. 26 mint post and the prior 8bitcrypto chapters, then treat today’s supply, owners, floor, and one-day volume as the update primary.

Marketplace Watch still belongs on OpenSea’s fee and listing rails, not on a finished distribution map. FREEDZ’s fee table still shows a required 4% royalty route into recipient 0xa603…d097 beside a 3.9% creator cut and OpenSea’s 1% platform fee — the same secondary path the project says funds a Community Vault holders can claim by burning through freedznft.com/burn. The burn page remains labeled LIVE, but the vault balance still prints as a dash with a stated minimum claim near 0.001 ETH before a burn succeeds. Thicker secondary volume helps the royalty story only after spendable vault ETH clears that threshold; do not invent a first successful vault claim or a dated burn receipt the site does not show.

Owner growth from about 270 at the open print to roughly 531 on ~1,749 minted tokens is still an early GTD book against the full 8,888 target. Wallet caps on the mirrored mint boards still said 3 per wallet across GTD/FCFS/Public, which can keep unique ownership climbing if later tiers fill. Dollar volume near about $18,700 and cumulative sales near 2,230 mix mint fills with early secondary — useful venue context beside the lifted floor ask, not mid-collection liquidity. Keep FCFS and Public clocks labeled ahead, and verify the live OpenSea drop stage before treating any social “public live” claim as settled.

Creators EpikNFT and seizzi still sell the lore as typography-built characters with animated versions on each piece, and the project site frames FREEDZ as a deflationary loop where burns permanently cut supply after a vault claim. That product story does not replace the venue check: until secondary royalties push the Community Vault above the minimum claim threshold, burn-to-earn remains a mechanism page rather than a verified payout trail. Prefer the OpenSea fee recipients, the live floor ask, and the burn UI’s LIVE badge over Telegram balance screenshots.

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Keep adjacent desks labeled. Invisible Friends’ The Walk still sits in its final mint hours into noon ET with the second burn reward and cost still undeclared — a separate phygital Ethereum beat, not this FREEDZ GTD climb. Digital Humans’ OpenSea floor break under 0.0015 ETH and Courtyard’s vaulted-card tape are other Orange County clocks. This chapter only updates the FREEDZ venue meters after the morning open print and the Tuesday schedule chapter.

Mint stages can flip faster than owner counts. A floor ask near 0.005849 ETH is not a last GTD fill, and cumulative sales near 2,230 mix mint and early secondary — verify the live OpenSea drop stage and cheapest listing before treating either figure as a settled ticket. If FREEDZ posts a dated vault-balance or first burn-claim receipt later today, or if FCFS opens with spare of the 8,888 still on the board, that belongs in a follow-on chapter; this update keeps the verified GTD climb and the thicker OpenSea tape.

Venue watch: Watch whether the OpenSea floor holds above the stated 0.0055 ETH FCFS ask as the 5:00 p.m. UTC stage flip approaches — and whether GTD still shows spare of the 8,888 supply before Public opens at 7:00 p.m. UTC.

Bottom line: FREEDZ’s OpenSea GTD mint has climbed to about 1,749 of 8,888 minted with roughly 531 owners and a ~0.005849 ETH floor — a thicker venue tape after this morning’s ~700 / ~0.004 ETH open print, with FCFS still ahead at 5:00 p.m. UTC.

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