Cryptosphere

Hey @OpenSea We'd like to get @MortalsOfficial's historical trading volume properly reflected Mortals first launched on Monad and later bridged to Ethereum Before the bridge, the collection generated 3.24M $MON in secondary trading volume on Monad. The issue is that this volume isn't currently reflected in our collection's stats on Ethereum. To make the numbers as clear as possible: Current Ethereum collection volume: $70K+ = 36.6 ETH at $1,911/ETH Old Monad collection volume: 3.24M $MON in secondary trading volume A large portion of those trades happened while $MON was trading around $0.03–$0.04, which would put the historical value of that volume roughly between: 3.24M × $0.03 = $97,200 3.24M × $0.04 = $129,600 At today's ETH price of $1,911, that's roughly 50.9–67.8 ETH in additional historical volume. So: 36.6 ETH — Current Ethereum trading volume + ~50.9–67.8 ETH — Previous Monad trading volume = ~87.5–104.4 ETH — Estimated combined trading volume across Monad + ETH (This is approximately what the current volume should reflect.) Old Monad collection link: element.market/collections/m… Old Monad collection contract address: 0x7044485649A0867929b93D66F53E8Ca95F7d7df9 Current Ethereum collection link: opensea.io/collection/mortal… Current Ethereum collection contract address: 0x8A92B4D88A715deCbf1Ac261c4dEcdd325a6Dc58 Our request is simply to have the 3.24M $MON generated on the old Monad collection calculated using $MON's historical value at the time of each trade, converted into its ETH equivalent, and added to the 36.6+ ETH already reflected on our current ETH collection. Would really appreciate the team taking a look 🤝🙏 @opensea_support @jalagar_eth @CodinCowboy @SteveKBark @balon_art @OliverMaroney @zjbrenner @dfinzer @tom_hirst @r_alx_z @cballou @chrismaddern