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The most absurd NFTs ever auctioned: when digital art turned into gold
Do you think it's expensive to pay thousands for a piece of art? Just wait to see how much someone shelled out for a pixelated image.
The absolute record? Beeple sold a JPG for $69.3 million in 2021. Yes, you read that right. “Everydays: The First 5000 Days” is basically a collage of 5 thousand drawings that the guy has been making since 2007. Buyer? An investor named Metakovan who heavily bet on this wave.
But there is more strange stuff:
Clock (US$ 52.7 million ): A timer counting the days that Julian Assange ( from WikiLeaks) has been imprisoned. Created by the artist Pak with Assange himself. The DAO that purchased it still has more ETH in its account than it spent.
CryptoPunks dominate the ranking: These 8-bit pixelated images that look like they came out of the 80s continue to break records. The #5822 ( an alien ) cost $23.7 million. There are only 9 of these aliens in the entire collection.
The formula? Rarity + hype community = astronomical price. It's not just about the art, it's about who created it, how much someone is willing to pay, and whether everyone thinks it's cool.
But be careful: most NFT projects fail. Do your research before investing money that you can't afford to lose.