NFT: WWE Star and Boxer Logan Paul Turns $623k To $10 Million: UFC News: Logan Paul, an American YouTuber, is renowned for spending a lot of money on ostentatious items. The Maverick spent more than $620,000 in Azuki’s Bumblebee NFT (non-fungible token) in August 2021. Currently, it costs just $10. Over the past year or so, Logan has spent over $2 million on NFTs. Azuki’s NFT is still his most pricey acquisition to date. Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Logan Paul is one of the richest YouTubers in the world, but he has made the majority of his wealth outside of the video platform by using his reputation to try out new things. He has dabbled in boxing, expert wrestling, and even cryptocurrency, investing in various cutting-edge coins and NFTs.
WWE Star and Boxer Logan Paul Turns $623k To $10 Million- Here’s How
Paul’s most pricey non-fungible token is an Azuki NFT known as “Bumblebee.” It belongs in his 99 Originals series. He has other ones as well, though.
For Genesis Rock NFTs #65 and #68, he paid $155,000. Logan Paul purchased more than 4,500 non-fungible tokens for more than $2.6 million, according to reports.
NFT: WWE Star and Boxer Logan Paul Turns $623k To $10 Million- Here’s How
He tweeted a physical Bumblebee NFT suit and helmet. Additionally, fellow YouTuber KSI responded with a meme and said that he shared Paul’s experience of suffering “huge losses in crypto.”
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Logan Paul’s net worth is currently estimated to be $245 million, with the majority of his wealth coming from his Youtube, boxing, and wrestling accomplishments. Paul has not yet disclosed his cryptocurrency holdings, which is noteworthy. But the well-known YouTuber is undeniably a proponent of cryptocurrencies and undoubtedly has some cryptocurrency assets to his credit. He pushed numerous cryptocurrency projects on his YouTube channel, including the new meme coin Dink Doink. In fact, he promoted the initiative on Twitter by claiming to be interested in it himself.
Paul allegedly received roughly 120 trillion Dink Doink tokens as payment, according to numerous sources. The unexpected occurred not long after numerous investors relied on Paul’s support to make investments in the project. Investors in Dink Doink were left scrambling after the company’s collapse. Paul, who had disassociated himself from the project’s developers and the project itself, was dragged along by these investors.
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