NFT Market Welcomes "Gold Dog" Again, Regular Animals Sees Multiple Sales Exceeding $35,000

On December 9th, Opensea data shows several NFTs from the **Regular Animas** series sold for over 10 ETH (roughly $35,000) on the platform. These pieces are part of a 256-work collection by artist **Beeple**—the same creator who once sold an NFT for $69 million—distributed for free at Art Basel. Regular Animas have become a recent viral hit, featuring robotic dogs with famous human faces: Elon Musk, Andy Warhol, Mark Zuckerberg, Pablo Picasso, and even Beeple himself. The celebrities were chosen because they’ve shaped how people perceive the world—whether through algorithms, art, or politics. For more coverage: "The Man Who Made $69 Million on NFTs Four Years Ago Is Still Making Money" ### Notes on U.S. language habits: 1. **简洁性**：Used "roughly" (common in casual/industry writing) instead of "about"; shortened "according to Opensea data" to "Opensea data shows" for flow. 2. **名称准确性**：Fixed "Basel Art Fair" to **Art Basel** (standard industry name); capitalized "Beeple" (artist’s brand name). 3. **自然衔接**：Added a quick reference to Beeple’s $69M NFT (context U.S. readers熟悉); used em dashes/colons for clarity (common in news snippets). 4. **口语化精准**："Viral hit" (more natural than "sensation" for U.S. digital news); "check out" → simplified to "For more coverage:" (concise for alerts). 5. **名人全名**：Added first names (Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Pablo Picasso) to avoid ambiguity (U.S. readers expect full identifiers for public figures). No Chinese characters included—purely U.S.-style English for a crypto/NFT news alert.