Cambria NFT Goes Live & Mint Out In 10 Mins – Are NFTs Back?

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Cambria, the team behind the popular risk-to-win game Cambria, has officially launched its collection of non-fungible tokens. This long-awaited non-fungible token mint was launched on OpenSea, the leading non-fungible token marketplace by sales volume, a few hours ago. The Cambria Island NFT group has taken down notable NFTs and has become the most traded NFT in the global daily NFT market chart.

Cambria Islands tops the NFT market’s daily chart

Data collected by CryptoSlam.io, an on-chain cryptocurrency market data aggregator and NFT explorer, which tracks NFT pools from more than 20 blockchain networks, indicates that Cambria Island is the leading NFT pool in terms of trading sales volume. In the past 24 hours, the Cambria Island NFT group recorded a trading turnover of $1.5 million. This collection, among other NFTs, drove Ethereum NFT trading volume +25% to $6.5 million.

Cambria Islands is a non-fungible token pool comprising a limited pool of 3,333 tokens hosted on the Ethereum blockchain. Coin minting began in the Cumbria Islands on Thursday, October 23 via OpenSea on Ethereum at a price of 0.1 ETH per non-fungible token across multiple stages. At the time of writing, the minimum price for the Cambria Islands is 0.15 ETH. The floor price has fallen by 19.11% in the past 24 hours.

Congratulations Cambria 💙

– Opensea (@opensea) October 23, 2025

The Cambria Island NFT gives holders the “right to control” an island in the archipelago off the coast of New Cambria. These islands are not static holdings, with each island acting as an ongoing player-owned control that is anchored by a broader economy of sub-islands and general infrastructure and governance. The NFT pool also allows Island NFT holders to host smaller sub-islands called Islets which players can rent or purchase using in-game currency.

The NFT Collection also provides holders with the only locations where rich infrastructure can be built, including Trade Docks, Overlook League to connect to small islands, dungeons containing mines or bunkers, capital settlements for guild management, refinery buildings, trading ports, and more. These buildings are shared with island owners and help improve resources, transport goods, and facilitate the growth of settlements.

Use cases for NFTs on Cambria Island

The Cambria Island NFT pool has come with many features and multiple utility functions that intersect with the economy and management of Cambria games. Some important use cases include profit from taxes and NFT player activity, prioritized participation in future token airdrops, governance powers, infrastructure control, sub-island hosting, and game integration. Cambria Islands also allows NFT holders to generate revenue from rental fees.

The Cambria Island NFT pool also comes along with infrastructure management and control. Island lords can build docks, create fortifications, host guild halls, an in-game trading port, administrative houses, and manage social, storage, and refining structures. Notably, these NFTs represent the only places where holders can build docks, overlooks, dungeons, and capital settlements. This NFT collection was launched and released in just ten minutes.

Mint 3333 pieces of land in 10 minutes 🤯

It’s ecstatic to see such a quick and smooth mint! Congratulations @playcambria & @opensea!

Web3 games are inevitable 🤝🏻 https://t.co/LTZ0C71B4o

– Ryan Ever (@RyanEver) October 23, 2025

Are NFTs back?

Yes, NFTs are back in business in a more mature, utility-focused form, characterized by increasing trading turnover and evolving uses beyond speculative art, including digital memberships, gaming, real-world asset authentication, and ticketing. The global NFT market is expanding to include affordable blockchains such as Ethereum L2 and Solana, and public confidence is growing as regulators create a good regulatory framework and major companies embrace the technology. The global NFT market is also expected to retest the uptrend before the end of the year. Minting Cambria in record time proves that NFTs are back in business.