“LeBron James highlights are selling for over $20,000”: How a company called NBA Top Shot sells exclusive and original memorabilia and merchandise

A blockchain-based company has partnered with the NBA to sell memorabilia, including highlight videos of LeBron James, worth millions since 2020.

The sports memorabilia market has always been on the rising side. It hit new heights over the course of 2020 when basketball cards made for LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo hit the market at crazy valuations. A LeBron rookie card was auctioned for a whopping $1.8 million.

For just $43,313, you can buy one of the 25 video trading cards of the moment on NBA Top Shot. This is a platform where you can trade the league’s top highlights in exchange for cryptocurrency.

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What are the prices for LeBron James highlights on NBA Top Shot?

NBA Top Shot is a collaboration between the NBA and Dapper Labs. The latter created CryptoKitties – the game that brought the Ethereum blockchain to a grinding halt in 2017.

Currently, highlight videos of LeBron James posterizing Nemanja Bjelica in 2019 are trending at prices of over $20,000. The video of Ja Morant posterizing Aron Baynes in December 2019 is worth money in the same ballpark.

Over the past week, Top Shot claims to have facilitated transactions worth over $1.3 million. The revenue they’ve handled since their start in May 2020 has topped $10 million already, and traffic is only growing.

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