The most expensive NBA NFTs ever

Sports NFTs are the latest trend in digital collections, and many high-profile associations have already jumped on board. For example, Major League Baseball (MLB) partnered with Candy Digital to create special edition NFTs that fans can collect and trade in 2021. Earlier in 2020, the National Basketball Association (NBA) partnered with Dapper Labs to create unique video clip NFTs, which can be traded on the digital platform NBA Top Shot. It’s natural that fans want to remember their favorite players and keep track of them, thus sports NFTs have done well in patches – perhaps due to the collector card craze.

However, not all NBA NFTs are rooted in success. The NBA’s recent NFT collection called “The Association,” which consists of 18,000 digital assets representing actual NBA players in this year’s playoffs, was a terrible disaster. An hour after NFT The Association collection was launched, the NBA realized their smart contract had been compromised. There was a flaw in the NFT smart contract code that made it possible for users to unfairly mint NFT and wipe out the entire collection.

But this is just one horror story among the many NFT successes, as we have seen many NFTs sell for big bucks. Some of the top shot cards are the most popular and have skyrocketed in value since release – some into the hundreds of thousands. In this article, we will look at valuable top shot cards.

1. LeBron James Slam Dunking $499,999 NFT

A video clip of Los Angeles Lakers legend LeBron James playing basketball against a Kings defender at Staples Center is selling for $499,999. James had one of his best seasons, statistically speaking, as a member of the Lakers. In the 2021–22 season, he averaged 30.3 points, 8.2 rebounds and 6.2 assists. But for his team, James will be hoping for a better season after finishing last campaign with just 33 wins, 49 losses — a clear disappointment.

2. James Harden’s $120,000 NFT of 3-pointers

A video clip of Houston Rockets icon James Harden dribbling with his feet and sinking a three-pointer in a game against the LA Clippers on November 22, 2019, is selling for a whopping $120,000. The basketball star now plays for the Philadelphia 76ers, and his high scoring ability often helps the team win critical matches. The 76ers aren’t ranked as favorites for the 2022-2023 title in the most up-to-date corral NBA odds, but their star man is still near the top of our list. Harden is considered by many to be the most important player on the 76ers roster, so his performance is as important to leading the team to wins in future games and possibly beating those odds, as his NFT did.

3. LeBron James’ Two-Handed Reverse Windmill Slam Dunk $96,000 NFT

Once again, a video clip of Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James executing a two-handed reverse windmill slam dunk against the Houston Rockets on February 6, 2020, is selling for a whopping $96,000. The perfect execution took place during the Western Conference, and digital memorabilia owners won’t tire of watching James throw down his Showtime best against his most competitive opponent.

4. $88,888 NFT of LeBron James’ one-handed slam dunk

Another video clip of Los Angeles Lakers icon LeBron James running down the lane and making a one-handed slam dunk against Western Conference foe Sacramento Kings on November 15, 2019. The digital asset is selling for a whopping $88,888 to anyone who wants to own one of James’ most memorable dunks in history. Despite James being plagued by numerous injuries this past 2021-2022 season, his amazing scoring output continues to excite fans and keep them coming back for more with every game.

In the past, cards were collected and traded as a way to remember our favorite sports players. Today, NFTs are the new ‘cards’ and the new way to capture the best moments in sports is through trading and collecting digital assets. When it comes to dedicated fans, they are invaluable digital assets and money, obviously, is not an issue.

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