Top 14 Rarest and Most Expensive NFTs Ever Sold
LeBron James “Cosmic” Dunk #29: Trading cards have been popular since they were first created, so it only makes sense that they have also moved.
Everydays The First 500 Days: the artist known as Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) made history when a collection of his work titled.
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The EverLasting Beautiful: FEWOCiOUS rose to fame in 2020 and has quickly amassed a multi-million dollar fortune selling their work.
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Auction Winner Picks Name: a single piece of music NFT made history when former T-Mobile CEO John Legere bought the naming rights to a piece.
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CROSSROAD: Just a few weeks before Beeple made history with the sale of Everydays: The Last 5000 Days, another one of his pieces.
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Mars House: In March 2021, the world’s first NFT digital house was sold for over half a million dollars! The purely digital work.
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Forever Rose: before NFTs were all the rage, artist Kevin Abosch was one of the first people to sell a piece of crypto-artwork for a large sum.
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Axie Infinity Genesis Estate: Prior to record-breaking NFT sales in March 2021, in early February of this year, a user on blockchain marketplace.
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CryptoPunk #3100: While artist Beeple was making history, in a different corner of Internet another historic NFT sale was taking place.
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Not Forgotten, But Gone: Digital artist WhIsBe is known for his gummy bear based works that are sold as NFTs on Nifty Gateway.
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First Tweet Ever: Almost exactly 15 years later, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey sold his very first tweet as an NFT.
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Nyan Cat: the popular internet meme of a flying cat with a Pop-Tart body, was sold by its original creator Chris Torress.
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hairy: The former T-Mobile CEO John Legere is known for his eccentricity and he has been keeping busy lately by buying.
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CryptoPunk #7804: A day before another CryptoPunk broke its record by about $10,000 CryptoPunk #7804 was a brief moment.
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