I think it had something change in 2019, maybe it sold or maybe the owner wised up and put it up for sale when they saw the NFT world growing.When NFTS.com was first registered, they had no idea what it would be worth. NFT wasn't even a thing.
might be the same guy that bought https://www.digitalartists.com/ from Mike decided to go all in here to build an OpenSea competitor ?I said overpaid, because I don't see any value or meaning in any NFT. If it is a real market with reasonable foundation then this price can be justified. I'm happy to see such a sale (I'm not jealous at all). I might have nft domains as well. If someone tells us why a nft thing has any value , this would be great.
Because there is a demand. Simple as that.why a nft thing has any value
$2m? Doing a quick Google search, it reportedly sold for $12m.BTW, $15M for NFTs.com is a great sale for the seller and not a steal. The steal was Crypto.com for $2M.
I’m seeing NFTs fading already. Hopefully it’s all gone in a few months.Seller sold at the right time and a good price I reckon. Would be surprised if the fad lasts more than a few years longer.
Buyer was DigitalArtists.com
https://jamesnames.com/2022/08/nfts-com-extra-details-of-the-15-million-sale-buyer-and-payment/There was also some speculation about how the deal was funded so I can clarify that it was entirely cash, there was no cryptocurrencies used to transact.