Attention Shifts to Secondary Markets After ASX’ Second Sell-Out NFT Mint

Following ASX’ second sell-out NFT mint in less than two months’ time, attention now shifts to their trading and performance on the secondary markets. As of August 26th, ASX now has two yield-bearing NFT collections live for trading.

ASX’ first collection was backed by an investment into the Mountain View Apartment Complex in Arkansas. Sized at just 3,000 NFTs, the collection sold-out less than one hour into the mint’s public round, back in late June, 2025. These NFTs were expected to deliver an annual yield of 7.9% based on mint prices.

ASX met with further success just days ago, in late August 2025, when its second NFT collection, this time backed by the Franklin Jefferson Candlelight Apartments in Warrensburg, Missouri, also minted out in rapid fashion This collection was larger, with 5,000 NFTs expected to deliver holders an annual yield of 8.5% based on mint prices.

While ASX’ first mint was hosted on its own website, Core-native NFT marketplace, Blockz, was announced as the official mint partner for the project’s latest collection, and it is on Blockz itself that the majority of secondary marketing trading is expected to occur.

What are the Benefits of Holding an ASX NFT?

The clear and tangible benefits of holding an ASX from ASX’ two (so far!) collections come in three clear forms…

Real Estate Income

Unlike traditional NFT collections with little-to-no underlying value, ASX’ NFTs pay holders yield on a monthly basis. This income is derived primarily from rental revenue on the properties to which the NFTs are tied.

Based on mint prices, the expected annual yield for ASX’ Mountain View Apartment Complex NFTs and its Franklin Jefferson Candlelight Apartment NFTs stands at 7.9% and 8.5% APY, respectively.

This yield is delivered automatically to holders on a monthly basis. You can learn more about ASX’ yield distribution process here.

Underlying Asset Appreciation

As well as providing a steady yield, holders of NFTs from both collections stand to benefit from any value appreciation on the properties themselves.

While this is hard to predict and not guaranteed within a specific timeframe, ASX’ premium property investments are chosen by its resident team of property experts and appreciation is therefore a real possibility.

Accessing the Lords Community

Holders of ASX’ NFTs become ‘Lords’ (short for ‘Landlords’) and this prospect is exciting in and of itself.

Aside from the benefits of being part of any exclusive community, Lords gain access to an exclusive Discord server. They are also expected to receive benefits from ASX itself. For instance, holders of ASX’ Mountain View NFTs were automatically whitelisted for the FJC NFT mint, and with no cap on how many NFTs they were able to mint.

ASX NFTs - Live on Blockz

Blockz is now the leading NFT marketplace on the Core blockchain and, at time of publication, its platform is currently in beta version, having gone live in tandem with ASX’ second NFT mint.

For now, only four NFT collections are live and tradeable on Blockz, two of which are ASX’ own collections. The other two are the famed ‘Coretoshis’ and a collaborative series between Superchief and Doopiidoo.

NFTs currently available on Blockz

On the horizon, meanwhile, is a new collection of Blockz’ own making. However, further details including launch date for these ‘Blockz’ NFTs are yet to emerge.

Buying ASX NFTs on Blockz

In order to purchase an ASX NFT on the Blockz marketplace, would-be Lords must first connect a suitable wallet to the platform.

Blockz already supports more than 40 different wallet solutions, including household names such as MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and the suite of WalletConnect-enabled wallets.

Thereafter, buyers must ensure they have sufficient $CORE tokens to both…

(i) cover gas fees on the Core blockchain. These are typically very low compared to other L1 networks such as Ethereum.

(ii) cover the cost of the NFT(s) they wish to purchase.

At time of writing, both ASX’ collections have a Blockz floor price of just 25 $CORE, equivalent to around $11. ASX set its mint price at just $10 in order to make the collection accessible to as many community members as possible.

What’s Next for ASX?

The big question - ‘What does ASX have planned next, following two successful NFT mints in such a short period of time?’

The answer is yet unconfirmed. However, the project already appears to be hinting at a third collection. A recent post from ASX founder, @kcryptoinvest on Twitter, teases with the phrase, “Time to start planning the third!”

With that said, timelines for the project’s next big launch remain a matter of speculation. However, with ASX’ track record of moving fast and capitalizing on momentum, an announcement may be just around the corner…