

The high priest of the virtual world, Logan Paul, has tasted commendable success in the NFT game. However, it was not always a bed of roses for the YouTuber turned boxer. In fact, he once lost over half a million dollars on a single NFT. Paul recently took to social media to pay tribute to his costly mistake.
Well. Just dropped 188 Eth ($623,000) on this 1/1 Bumblebee @0n1Force. Probably nothing pic.twitter.com/AikVh6Mky0
— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) August 23, 2021
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In 2021, Paul invested in a 1/1 Bumblebee NFT from On1. Moreover, it was reported that the NFT cost him 188 ETH, which translates to a whopping USD 623,000. Paul had hoped to double his profits. However, fate had other plans as the NFT ended up being worth only USD 4000, resulting in a major loss for Paul.
A year ago, I spent $623,000 on an NFT. Today, it’s worth essentially nothing.
I’ve immortalized this mistake in 99 Originals with an exact replica helmet & outfithttps://t.co/OzBRdQPxUK pic.twitter.com/srD2h4SgO7
— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) July 13, 2022
He recently took to Twitter to pay tribute to the mistake that once cost him over half a million. As a 99 Originals NFT, he posted a picture of himself wearing a replica Bumblebee helmet. Notably, the helmet was made by the designer who made musician Marshmello’s helmet. Paul also added that it took two months to make and cost USD 20,000.

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Jun 6, 2021; Miami, Florida, USA; Logan Paul (Yellow Trunks) stands in the ring prior to an exhibition boxing match against Floyd Mayweather Jr. (not pictured) at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports
The picture titled ‘Original #3 Bumblebee’ is currently up for auction at Paul’s 99 Originals website.
99 Originals by Logan Paul
The NFT scene has been extremely kind to Logan Paul in recent times. In fact, he has made a commendable amount of money through NFT sales as a part of his project 99 Originals.
Another piece of history.
Original #85 “The Last Blockbuster” closes auction at 30.5 Eth ($63.6k USD) 👀
We feel the momentum… pic.twitter.com/flsRxyLZw1
— OriginalsDAO (@OriginalsDAO) May 15, 2022
Paul sold ‘Original #85 The Last Blockbuster’ for 30.5 ETH or USD 63,652. Moreover, the piece was a tribute to the last Blockbuster LLC store located in Bend, Oregon.
Another massive sale.
Original #41 ‘The April Fool’ closes auction at 37.69 Eth ($79k USD)https://t.co/IdYW6OdBhp pic.twitter.com/hJgXor5IIE
— OriginalsDAO (@OriginalsDAO) May 13, 2022
Another notable piece was ‘Original #41 The April Fool’. It was reported to have sold for 37.69 ETH, which translates to an impressive USD 79,304. Notably, Paul was born on April 1, making the piece connected to his life.
Speechless.
Original #14 “Bored Ape” closes auction at 46.5 Eth ($104k USD) https://t.co/IdYW6OdBhp pic.twitter.com/lbsz8qjxa3
— OriginalsDAO (@OriginalsDAO) May 11, 2022
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The Bored Ape phenomenon has taken the virtual world by storm. So it comes as no surprise that Paul’s most expensive NFT sale involved the iconic character from the Bored Ape Yacht Club. His ‘Original #14 Bored Ape’ sold for 46.5 ETH or a whopping USD 104,557.
It looks like Paul has learned from his past mistakes and has been treading carefully into the NFT scene.
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