The 7 Most Expensive NFTs Ever Sold: From Pak's Record-Breaking 'The Merge' to Beeple's Iconic Digital Art
Are you ready to get in on the NFT scene? These 7 of the most expensive NFTs ever sold will make you want to start collecting (or creating) your own digital art masterpieces.
The 7 most expensive NFTs: A glimpse into the promising world of digital art sales
The world of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has exploded in recent years, with digital art collections selling for millions of dollars. In this article, I will showcase the 7 most expensive NFTs ever sold, ranging from Pak's record-breaking 'The Merge' to Beeple's iconic digital artworks.
These top sales are a testament to the growing demand for NFTs and the potential for digital art to fetch high prices.
Whether you're an avid collector or just starting to explore the world of NFTs, this list is sure to inspire you to get in on the action.
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The cream of the crop: The 7 highest-selling NFTs
1. Pak's 'The Merge' - $91.8m
This NFT, created by artist Pak, holds the record for the most expensive NFT ever sold. 'The Merge' was purchased by 28,983 collectors for a total of almost $100m on December 2, 2021. This is the only NFT on this list with multiple owners, and its impressive price tag reflects the high demand for it.
2. Beeple's EVERYDAYS: THE FIRST 5000 DAYS - $69.3m
This collection of digital art by artist Beeple made history when it sold for $69.3m at Christie's in March 2021, making it the second most expensive NFT ever. Comprised of 5000 unique pieces, this collection is a testament to Beeple's talent and the value of digital art.
3. Clock - $52.7m
'Clock' is an NFT created by Pak and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, with the goal of raising funds for Assange's legal defense. The NFT functions as a literal clock, counting the days that Assange has been imprisoned. It was ultimately purchased by AssangeDAO, a group of over 10,000 individuals who pooled their money to buy the NFT and support Assange. The NFT sold for $52.7m.
4. Beeple's HUMAN ONE - $28.985m
Another NFT by Beeple, HUMAN ONE sold for nearly $29m in November 2021. This piece is closely linked to his previous work, "Everydays," further demonstrating the popularity and high price tag of Beeple's art.
5. CryptoPunk #5822 - $23.7m
CryptoPunks, a series of unique digital characters, have become highly sought-after NFTs. #5822, an "alien" style punk, sold for over $23m in February 2022, making it the fourth most expensive NFT ever. With only a limited number of CryptoPunks in existence, their rarity and popularity make them valuable investments.
6. CryptoPunk #7523 - $11.75m
The most expensive CryptoPunk to date, #7523 is one of only three rare "alien" style punks. It sold for $11.75m in December 2021, demonstrating the potential for high profits in the CryptoPunks market.
7. CryptoPunk #4156 - $10.26m
This Punk was bought for $10.26m in December 2021, just 10 months after being sold for $1.25m. The rapid increase in value shows the potential for quick returns in the NFT market, especially in a bull market.
This Punk was bought for $10.26m in December 2021…
Why NFTs could be a valuable addition to your portfolio in a bear market
Although the overall market is currently experiencing a bear trend, the NFT market remains strong and shows promising growth potential. Many famous artists and influencers have entered the space, with digital art collections worth millions being sold. Despite the bear market, now may be a good opportunity to consider investing in NFTs as they could potentially be the next big thing. Consider starting your own NFT collection and join in on the excitement.
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