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How crazy was the NFT market? Just look at these sky-high transactions to know.
During the NFT craze in 2021, several of the highest transactions reset our understanding:
🎨 Beeple's "Everydays: The First 5000 Days" sold for $69.3 million (February 2021) - a collection of digital art created daily over 13 years.
⏰ The 《Clock》 token raised $52.7 million (February 2022) — an NFT fundraising for WikiLeaks founder Assange.
🤖 "HUMAN ONE" $28.9 million - Beeple's first physical artwork, equipped with four digital screens.
The CryptoPunks series directly occupies half of the leaderboard:
- CryptoPunk#5822: $23.7 million (February 2022)
- CryptoPunk#7523: $11.75 million (June 2021)
- CryptoPunk#4156: $10.26 million
- CryptoPunk#5577: $7.7 million
- CryptoPunk#3100和#7804 around $7.6 million
TPunk#3442 was sold for 10.5 million USD at that time and was acquired at a high price by Tron founder Justin Sun, who later donated it to APENFT.
**Looking back at these numbers now, many people sigh that it was really crazy back then. NFT has shifted from speculation to application exploration, and the market has calmed down quite a bit over the past two years. But it is precisely in this calm that projects and artworks with real utility can survive.**