NFT Holders Sue Private Art Gallery Over Broken Metaverse Promises

[mendez]

NFT Holders Sue Private Art Gallery Over Broken Metaverse Promises

Hey, let me reintroduce myself — I’m the guy who once minted pixelated ducks at 0.03 ETH and flipped them for 2x before breakfast. A proud survivor of rug pulls, gas wars, and Discord hype cycles. In short: a battle-tested NFT investor.

So yeah, when I saw the Meta Eagle Club drop, I gave it a look. Fancy branding, big promises, talks of an exclusive metaverse club, private access… all wrapped in shiny marketing.

They raised $13 million off 12,000 NFTs — and for a second, I actually considered buying. But something felt off. Gut said “nah, not this one.” So I passed.

Fast forward to now? The holders are suing Eden Gallery, claiming the team made no real effort to build what was promised — and had zero experience with blockchain or the metaverse to begin with. Just updates, empty words, and a digital ghost town.

And honestly, with OpenSea barely breathing, it feels like another reminder that Web3 isn’t about hype anymore — it’s about delivery. And a lot of these so-called “projects” are running out of smoke.

No metaverse, no private club — just a $13M reminder to DYOR and trust your instinct.

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