Stephen Curry is known to expand his business interests. He invests a lot and contributes a lot to charity. In the past few years, Curry expressed his interest in Bitcoin and Non-fungible tokens (NFT’s). Additionally, he was spotted with the CEO and Owner of Bitcoin Latinum.

Curry and Don Basile were spotted together at the scrap table at a poker event. The event was organized by the Golden State Warriors franchise as a charity.

Stephen Curry creates his own NFT’s

Stephen Curry now holds the record for the highest three-pointers made by any player in the regular season. Curry achieved this feat in December 2021. He scored his 2,974th three-pointer to get ahead of Ray Allen who was the previous holder of this record.

Recently, Stephen Curry released a series of NFT tokens to commemorate this achievement. Curry released 2.974 NFT tokens once he achieved the all-time record.

The total number of NFT’s represents the number of three-pointers Curry had to make in order to become the world champ. Stephen Curry pledged all revenue earned from these NFT’s to a charity. He pledged the money to his own foundation called ‘Eat. Sleep. Play.’ Curry founded this organization in 2019 with the help of his wife, Ayesha Curry.

The NFT’s generated by Curry will obviously have huge demand. He is one of the most famous basketball players right now. Considering the emerging craze for NFT’s, this NFT will be a good investment for any Curry fan.

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Curry pulled off an extremely rare move by releasing his own NFT. Other NBA players might get influenced by this decision of Curry and start releasing their own NFTs soon.

Other times when Stephen Curry engaged with NFT’s

Curry has always been a fan of NFT’s. However, before releasing his own NFT, he was engaged in NFT’s long before that.

Curry had earlier purchased the Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT. He purchased it for a big amount to the tune of 180,000$.

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