Quick Take
- MIR4 warrior NFT sells for 100,000 WEMIX, equaling $36,000 at current rates.
- Highly progressed characters drive high-value deals, with cheaper ones trading from $30 to over $1,000.
- 24-hour volume reaches 39,847.9 WEMIX, worth about $14,316, as floor holds at 6.1 WEMIX.
A MIR4 warrior class character sold on December 9, 2025 sold for 100,000 WEMIX. That amount translated to roughly $36,000 with the token sitting around $0.36, spotlighting how far players push their avatars before flipping them as NFTs. This particular one boasted a level 171 setup with a power score north of 697,000, the kind of grind that turns virtual effort into serious cash.
Similar sales followed suit in mid-December, including a lancer at 58,620 WEMIX and a taoist pulling 30,600 WEMIX, all sealed on the same January 8 date. These moves reflect an active marketplace where entry-level NFTs start as low as $30, scaling up beyond $1,000 for more developed ones. The game’s play-to-earn mechanics let users build characters through quests and battles, then seal them on the blockchain for trading on WEMIX platforms.
WEMIX itself keeps a steady pulse, trading at $0.36 with a market cap around $167 million and daily volume over $1.2 million across exchanges. The ecosystem backs MIR4’s ongoing events, like the Dawn of Mir campaign dishing out rewards until January 19, which helps maintain player interest. Broader pushes, such as MIR M’s China expansion this month and tech upgrades like EXDRA3’s fee cuts, add layers to keep the token relevant.
Counterpoint to tougher stories in Web3 gaming like BoomLand’s, for instance, who called it quits last week after funding options vanished, giving its flagship game Hunters On-Chain just one more year online. Forgotten Runes’ Magic Machine also hit pause over lost NFT royalties, leaving the Runiverse MMORPG operational but without clear long-term support. Such closures show how royalty shifts and retention battles hit smaller projects hard, making MIR4’s consistent trades a sign of what sticks when economics align.
