Road to SLO astonishes again: Wrap-up week 7, Parcels near Mount Proximat

The seventh week of Somnium Space’s Road to Secondary Land Offering (or Road to SLO in short) finished yesterday after 3 days of mixed-style auctioning using multiple cryptocurrencies. Individual parcels that were listed in Ether went on Dutch auction (12 parcels in total). Parcels listed in Somnium Cubes (CUBES) went on regular auction (13 parcels in total). Two exclusive Estates – a 9 XL estate and 12 XL estate respectively – went on regular auction, with the 9 XL Estate listed in Cubes and the 12 XL Estate listed in Ether.

We know the drill. Every week of Road to SLO keeps exceeding the previous one. And while this week saw more parcels on sale than previous weeks, it is quite clear from the data that this week is no exception. People love Road to SLO and Somnium and do their best to obtain one or more parcels.

To check previous weeks, see first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth week of Road to SLO.

In the above chart, parcels sold in Cubes have been converted into the equivalent Ether amount

The Road to SLO is 10 consecutive weeks of parcel auctioning by Somnium Space. After the Road to SLO the company will announce the date of the Secondary Land Offering (SLO), which is most likely happening during the second half of 2020. If you want to know more and perhaps grab a few Somnium parcels yourself, check out this article: https://somniumtimes.com/2020/03/13/press-release-road-to-secondary-land-offering/

Parcels near Mount Proximat

The seventh week focused on Medium and XLarge parcels near Mount Proximat, north of Somnium Waypoint. It is a great location not far from the center but with a rural atmosphere nonetheless.

Number of sold parcels

A total of 46 parcels were put on auction by Somnium Space and all 46 were sold before the end of the 3-day auction period.

Again, the two XL Estates didn’t go on Dutch auction, but allowed for classic bidding (as well as parcels listed in Cubes). In the dying minutes of the auction, the bids rose to high levels. The 12 XL Estate sold for 96 ETH (~ USD 20.000), the 9 XL Estate for 100.000 Cubes (~ USD 17.000).

Converted to Ether, the combined amount for the two estates landed on 176 ETH (~USD 37.000).

The total amount spent landed on more than 322 ETH (nearly USD 70.000) which is 7 ETH on average per parcel.

Price for each parcel

The following chart shows the price per parcel.

Excluding the 2 XL Estates. All amounts converted to ETH.

Average Price per parcel type/size

The following chart shows the average price per parcel size. XL parcels’ average (8 ETH) is almost twice the average amount for Medium parcels (4.4 ETH).

All amounts converted to ETH.

Total amount spent per week of Road to SLO

The following chart shows the total amount spent per week in the 10 week Road to SLO.

The total amount that has been spent after 6 weeks of Road to SLO is 1264 ETH (~USD 271.000).

Number of Parcel Holders

Number of parcel holders stands at 260 at the time of writing. This is an increase of 7 compared to 1 week ago and 37 compared to 2 weeks ago.

Rank on OpenSea

Like in previous weeks Somnium Space keeps topping the OpenSea ranks as far as total weekly transaction volume is concerned, which currently stands on 563.65 ETH (~ USD 121.000). This – once again – is second to none.

Didn’t get a parcel this time around? Do not despair, the eight week of Road to SLO is just around the corner!