The NFT features a sad unshaven ape with dark brown fur, wearing a black t-shirt on a blue background. The NFT’s floor price at the time of the sale was 104 ETH, or $270,908, meaning that Bieberpaid nearlyfour times more than he needed, in order to add it to his collection.
Pop music icon Justin Bieber takes the third spot with his purchase of Bored Ape Yacht Club#3001, which he acquired for $1,301,550 (500 ETH)on January 29, 2022.įollowing his announcement of the purchase on Twitter, many users were quick to poke fun at the celeb, suggesting that he had overpaid for an ape with common traits and characteristics. This purchase features an ape in the Punk 24-bit art style wearing an orange beanie and sunglasses. He has amassed a cult following, in part due to the hype he generated within the crypto community, later launching his own collection of cartoon NFTs called Vee Friends. Vee is an avid collector and advocate for NFTs, with his OpenSea account suggesting he has purchased around 7,000 NFTs from various projects. Despite transferring the same amount of Ethereum as Snoop Dogg’s purchase, Vee was an earlier adopter to the trend, purchasing this NFT five months prior when one ether was valued at$2,470.76.
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Serial entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk, or Gary Vee as he often referred to online, takes second place with his purchase of CryptoPunk#2140, which he bagged for a cool $3,953,216 (1,600 ETH). This includes multiple CryptoPunks, Bored Apes and a second XCOPY piece that he bought for $3.9 million.
Considered a ‘whale’ among the crypto community, the rapper has a collection of extremely valuable NFTs spread across several accounts. Snoop is no stranger when it comes to acquiring expensive digital art, having revealed last year that he had been operating under the pseudonym of wealthy NFT collector, Cozomo De Medici. Snoop Dogg acquired the piece, which was listed on SuperRare by artist XCOPY, in December last year and added it to an ever-growing collection of NFTs. Snoop Dogg – Right Click and Save As guy ($7,088,229)Īmerican rapper and personality, Snoop Dogg, takes the top spot with his purchase of Right Click and Save As guy which clocked in at a jaw dropping $7,088,229 (1,600 ETH) at the time of purchase. The study looked at 50 different celebrities who have reportedly purchased one or more NFTs, to find out who are the single biggest spenders. Snoop Dogg has spent the most money on a single NFT, according to a new study of celebrity NFT purchasesĬoinGecko, the world’s largest independent cryptocurrency data aggregator, used transaction data from OpenSea, SuperRare and Etherscan to find the most expensive NFTs that have been purchased by celebrities since the start of 2021. Justin Bieber holds the third highest celebrity purchase with BAYC #3001, which he bought for $1,301,550.Gary Vee made the second most expensive celebrity purchase with CryptoPunk #2140 for $3,953,216.
Snoop Dogg is the celebrity with the most expensive NFT purchase, splashing out $7,088,229 for ‘Right-click and Save as guy’.
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