The NFT market has been booming recently. So much so, that a ton of baseball cards have already captured the market and sold for record amounts. And athletes are up taking notice too. Not just limited to their own sport anymore, in fact, many athletes are noticing these trends to apply to their own NFTS. And Kevin Durant is one of them. Recently reacting to a sale of a Shohei Ohtani 1-of-1 card, Durant called Othani the GOAT.

The LA Angel has a season of seasons in 2021, delivering the first truly 2 way player season since Babe Ruth in 2021. And with the recognition of a season of the caliber of the GOAT comes the expectations with that tag. Ohtani has endeared himself to the Anaheim faithful, with a truly astounding season in 2021, his Angels still failed to make the playoffs, and if that is to improve in 2022, his performances will have to continue. His value, however, is a different matter altogether. And that’s all that counts when you speak about the sale of his NFTs.

Kevin Durant Reacts to the Sale of Shohei Ohtani and his NFT

Kevin Durant, a basketball player for the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets, recently took to Facebook to recognize the sale of a baseball NFT at the standard of Ohtani and how truly valuable it had become. KD, posted the caption, “This guy is the true

” with an article regarding the sale of Ohtani’s NFT. The nature of KD’s recognition would make it a statement that is common in sports parlance.

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MLB licensed NFT collectibles are currently sold on Candy Marketplace. Having recently been declared the official marketplace for MLB licensed sales; the website just formalized the biggest sale of a digital baseball collectible in history.

WOW! Fans Vote Shohei Ohtani as #1 Card in TOPPS Series 1 Baseball

A 1-of-1 Legendary Shohei Ohtani Icon sold for $100,000, breaking the six-figure sale price barrier for MLB NFTs for the very first time. The transaction silenced critics on two fronts. First, the naysayers of sports-related NFTs, and secondly, those that challenged Shohei continued fascination with the market. The unanimous 2021 AL MVP has come to some ways in his 4th season at Anaheim and is finally getting his due in recognition in terms of achievements.

Ohtani fever has taken the league by storm after his killer 2021 season. A season that saw him not only score 46 home runs and lead the MLB in triples but also pitch a 9-2 record while boasting a 3.18 ERA with 156 strikeouts and 44 walks. Naturally, he was a collectibles phenom long before he made his NFT debut — in the trading card hobby. His Bowman Chrome (Batting) PSA 10 skyrocketed from a market value of $90 in February 2021 to $600 in the current market just on the basis of his performance.