UNISWAP:WOMIWETH_B767C2   WRAPPED OMI TOKEN / WRAPPED ETHER on Ethereum (B767C2...AD3076)
Fundamentals:

OMI token is used for Veve NFT platform, fast growing app for Android and iOS selling 3D and 2D NFT items. Currently they are claiming 250k registered users. Users can buy via credit cards.
The main asset here is the fact that they have already licensed several brands with important fan bases: DC Comics (Batman, Superman,...), Startrek, Cartoon Network, Capcom videogames and several others.
You can have a look on: ecomi website
From what I have seen, they all sell very rapidly every time they drop and then they are released in in-app secondary market place where everyone can sell at fixed or auction price

The fact is that they are supposed to launch "season 2" tomorrow with another Batman drop and there is consistent buzz about very large brands coming in (Pokemon, Starwars,...)
AND last but not least today, they advertise as being the only carbon free NFT platform

Technical analysis (or such):

The graph is based on available tradingview graph, i.e. UNISWAP wrapped token but it is listed as OMI on BitForex, BitMax (Ascendex) and Gate.io
Not much to say as you can see, for your info it has been pumping at start with low volumes then there was a peak on UNISWAP listing and slowly bleeding until:
+50% few hours ago and then hit a wall with recent BTC dip last night for Europe
I think there is some potential short term and possibly long term if app continue to develop and taking into account that the down trend was relatively long (2 months) although this is obviously not a financial advice and I am not a financial advisor.

Obviously, overall crypto context as to be taken into account and this could impact performance but you'll have to notice that there is not so many growing trend this morning.

good luck

Petr' Antò
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