Pop star Justin Bieber buys Bored Ape NFT for $ 1.29 million and pays more than 300 % above the ground -

The Canadian singer Justin Bieber bought a non -fungable token (NFT) of the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BayC) for 500 Ethereum or $ 1.29 million at the time of processing. Bieber has an important collection of NFTS and its wallet contains 340.43 ether worth $ 879,000.

Justin Bieber gives $ 1.29 million in Ethereum for BayC #3001 from

Justin Bieber gave a. 500 Ethereum worth $ 1.29 million at the time of the settlement for a NFT of the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BayC) from Sales With his popular EP "My World" with seven titles,

Bieber is a well -known pop star. The 2009 album made Bieber the youngest male solo artist who had made it into the US Billboard 200 for 47 years. 13 years later, Bieber seems to be busy with cryptocurrencies and non-fungible token assets.

Bieber's OpenSea name is " Justinbiebernfts " and the BayC, was Bored Ape Yacht Club #3001. Interesting on Bieber's NFT takeover was the fact that the minimum price of the BayC at the time of sale was 104 ether or $ 270,908.

While Bieber spent 500 ether, the estimated value of BayC #3001 was $ 208,237 on January 29, 2022. This means that the famous Canadian singer paid much more than the market estimated the value of the BayC.

At the time of writing this article, the singer has around 340.43 Ethereum worth $ 879,000 in the wallet that he levered, sitting in idling. Bieber's wallet also shows that he has a fascination for collecting NFTs and showing statistics that the musician has 619 NFTs from 49 collections.

Bieber also has some factions of the Doge NFT. While he holds all of these NFTs and although he paid $ 1.29 million for BayC #3001, the “estimated” value of all of his NFTs is now $ 502,680.

Other prominent BayC owners alongside Justin Bieber are the Charlotte Hornets. lamelo-ball nba legend shaquille O’Neal Linkin Parks Steve aok comedian Jimmy Fallon rapper eminem , travis barker and Paris Hilton .

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