PANews reported on March 22 that, according to Opensea data, the ENS domain name defi.eth was sold approximately 16 hours ago for 15 ETH (approximately $32,337.PANews reported on March 22 that, according to Opensea data, the ENS domain name defi.eth was sold approximately 16 hours ago for 15 ETH (approximately $32,337.
The ENS domain defi.eth was sold for 15 ETH, a drop of over 60% compared to 2022.
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PANews reported on March 22 that, according to Opensea data, the ENS domain name defi.eth was sold approximately 16 hours ago for 15 ETH (approximately $32,337.55).
The buyer's address is 0x5716...0fdd, and the seller's address is 0x57b7...9e62. This domain was last sold on February 17, 2022, for 40 ETH. This sale price represents a decrease of approximately 62.5% compared to the previous transaction.
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