What are NFTs : Top 10 most expensive NFTs ever sold.

In 2021, there had been a significant growth in the number of investors paying attention to the NFT market, and celebs and celebrities have also jumped on board. According to Crypto Briefing, Canadian artist The Weeknd raised $2 million by selling previously unheard songs as $490,000 NFT tokens. Furthermore, well-known artists like as Snoop Dogg and Justin Roiland have lately experimented with the development and gathering of NFTs.

Top 10 NFTs ever sold :

• Ocean Front ($6 Million)
• Ringers #109 (6.93 Million)
• Right Click Save As Guy (7.09 Million)
• CryptoPunk #7804 ($7.57 Million)
• CryptoPunk #3100 ($7.58 Million)
• CryptoPunk #7523 ($11.7 Million)
• Human One ($28.9 Million)
• Clock (52.74 Million)
• The First 5000 Days ($69 Million)
• The Merge ($91.8 Million)

10. Ocean Front ($6 Million)

Mike Winkelmann, a graphic artist and Non-Fungible Token (NFT) artist called as Beeple, has sold another artwork for $6 million. It depicts a tree perched on a picture of trailers and cargo containers perched above a platform on the ocean floor.
The auction began at $2.77 million, and Justin Sun finally placed the winner bid at $6 million. Beeple declared winner on his Twitter account, pledging to give the earnings to charity.

9. Ringers #109 (6.93 Million)

Ringers is a series of randomly produced digital artworks developed by Dimitri Cherniak, and so many pieces have sold for thousands, if not several of thousands, of dollars. None, however, are more expensive than Ringers #109, that grossed just around $7 million.

The Ringers series is fairly unique in that it use the Art Blocks platform, which allows artists to build algorithms that generate art rather than the art itself. Those who purchase the Ringers collection and similar titles do seem to get in on the bottom floor of a significant new NFT movement.

8. Right Click Save As Guy (7.09 Million)

"Right Click Save As" had become a running gag among NFT sceptics, with the concept being that NFT property seemed redundant because digital art can be simply duplicated and given for free. Of course, NFTs are more correctly regarded of as receipts linked with artwork that cannot be copied than the artwork itself, yet the notion persists despite the error.

Surprisingly, musician and celebrity Snoop Dogg acquired this item in November 2021 for slightly more than $7 million. Snoop Dogg has made ripples in the NFT world by owning NFTs, metaverse real estate, and releasing NFT-related songs.

7. CryptoPunk #7804 ($7.57 Million)

CryptoPunk #7804, a digitally-generated image of a teal-colored, pipe-smoking extraterrestrial with a hat and sunglasses, was sold for 4,200 ethereum, or nearly $7.5 million, setting a new record for the most money paid for a punk as the virtual collectibles sector continues its stratospheric climb.

6. CryptoPunk #3100 ($7.58 Million)

One of the most costly CryptoPunks is one of the nine Alien Punks, in the same spirit as CryptoPunk #7804. The Alien also wears a different headband, which is worn by roughly 406 of the 10,000 characters. The Punk, which was sold on February 11, 2021, began its journey at $76 in a 2017, bid, progressing to $2 million and finally to its present value of $7.58 million.

Much the same as bitcoins in 2011 or buying in Apple in the 1970s, dedicated traders probably fantasise about cashing in on unexpected movements like these early on.

5. CryptoPunk #7523 ($11.7 Million)

Sotheby's auctioned off a rare CryptoPunk for more than $11.7 million.

CryptoPunk 7523, dubbed "Covid Alien," is an unique NFT,  collectable. Is one of the  "alien punks" in the series and the only one that wears a mask.
The CryptoPunks are a collection of terms of both the number pixelated avatars. There are a maximum of 10,000 of them, and no one are similar. Each has its own own set of features and accessories.

4. Human One ($28.9 Million)

Another NFT by Beeple, and while it is not the designer's most costly work, it may be their most distinctive. Human One, in contrast to other NFTs, is a blended design that incorporates physical features. It is a life-size sculpture constructed of polished metal, mahogany wood, and four television displays with a total quality of 16K.

The best part? Those panels depict a digital avatar that will change over time. Beeple also intends to keep changing the avatar over time. If you're going to be spending nearly $29 million on an NFT, you may as well get something as awesome as this.

3. Clock (52.74 Million)

Clock, which was released in February 2022, was produced by Pak and Julian Assange to help pay the contentious Wikileaks founder's legal bills. Assange has been jailed in the United Kingdom over several decades, and his plight has sparked heated discussion among people concerned with online and offline privacy and censorship.

Clock is a simple ticker that shows how many days Assange has been imprisoned. It caused ripples among crypto enthusiasts, many of whom fervently embrace the controversial number, after selling for more than fifty million dollars.

2. The First 5000 Days ($69 Million)

Christie's sold a vast collection of Beeple artworks for a record-breaking price of 69 million at its first-ever digital design auction. Beeple has been creating art each day since May 2007, without fail.

These "Everydays" art pieces range in style, medium, and theme, and frequently use dystopian or satirical situations. According to Artnet, Beeple is the "third most popular living artist" in term of auction values, trailing only Jeff Koons as well as David Hockney.

1. The Merge ($91.8 Million)

The Merge, designed by a well-known artist known as Pak, was auctioned on the NFT unregulated marketplace Nifty Portal between December 2 and 4, 2021. The most valuable NFT purchased that is a piece of artwork brought a record sum of $91.8 million.

It is fragmentary art rather than a complete piece of work. The Merge is a one-of-a-kind virtual form of art in the world of NFTs. The sculpture was divided into 312,686 parts and sold to 28,983 people. The art was sold in "mass" pieces. The buyers together purchased 266,445 masses.