
Ozzy Osbourne NFT Sales Jump 400% After Death, CryptoBatz Trading Spikes
The untimely passing of the legendary rock musician Ozzy Osbourne has led to a remarkable surge in demand for his non-fungible token (NFT) collection, CryptoBatz. The news of his death sparked an unprecedented spike in trading activity and price increases, with sales jumping by a staggering 400%.
According to OpenSea data, the CryptoBatz floor price rose more than 400% on July 23, 2025, shortly after the announcement of Osbourne’s demise. This surge in demand is a testament to the musician’s enduring popularity and the increased interest in NFTs.
The CryptoBatz collection was first launched in December 2021 during the height of the NFT craze, featuring 9,966 digital bats designed to reflect an infamous moment from Ozzy’s music career. Each NFT referenced his notorious 1982 concert incident in Des Moines, Iowa, where he believed he was biting a rubber bat on stage, only to find out it was actually a real bat. This incident has become one of the most reported and enduring moments of his career.
The inclusion of this unique feature allowed users to merge their Ozzy Osbourne NFT with other major collections such as Bored Ape Yacht Club, SupDucks, and Cryptotoadz, adding cross-collection value and expanding engagement opportunities. This innovative concept has drawn both music enthusiasts and digital collectors into the CryptoBatz market.
Despite a weakened broader NFT market, which saw total market capitalization plummet to $1.47 billion as of July 23, the CryptoBatz collection defied expectations by witnessing an extraordinary price hike. Meanwhile, other collections failed to see similar increases in demand.
It is undeniable that Ozzy Osbourne’s untimely passing has led to a resurgence of interest in his digital art and collectibles.
Source: coinchapter.com