OpenSea's Lowest ETH/Trader And ETH/NFT Since November 2018

OpenSea's average ETH/trader, and average ETH/NFT, both hit their lowest points since November 2018.

– ETH/trader at 0.74.
– ETH/NFT at 0.2.

An 85% fall for both metrics from their ATH.

Data from @DuneAnalytics dashboard by @richardchen39, General Partner @1confirmation. pic.twitter.com/nO8rUHEwdA
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