f1deltatime.com
The Bahrain edition car was sold for ~126 ETH (2,650,000 REVV) to SFLL.
The Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco 2020 track was sold for ~434 ETH (9,081,752.4764 REVV) to metakovan.
Congratulations for the sales!
However you know how we like to poke the bee’s nest. F1 Delta time has been accused in the past for fabricated record sales in order to boost their public image. We really hope that’s not the case here.
Let’s all wear a tinfoil hat and have a closer look at the 434 ETH sale. Here is a tweet thread by the owner
1/8 At NFT New York in February, I met with so many kindred spirits in the space. Had conversations, started meaningful investments. So much has happened so fast. The way art has blossomed makes doubly sure that NFTs are the perfect medium for crypto.
— MetaKovan (@MetaKovan) August 10, 2020
Here is a nonfungible.com valuation for the metapurse mentioned above.
This week we performed valuation of one of the largest #NFT portfolios out there! You guessed it, @metapurse with the @F1DeltaTime 1-1-1, an impressive @decentraland $LAND and $ESTATE collection, an @urbit galaxy sold for $375 000 and so much more! https://t.co/yxZVaW7Rts
— NonFungible.com (@nonfungibles) November 24, 2020
Does he have some personal gain from the news spreading?
From f1 Delta Time we can see that Twitter engagement is extremely low even after the sales.
It's official - @F1DeltaTime Grand Prix de Monaco 2020 1A has a new owner, after a winning bid of over 9M $REVV!
— F1® Delta Time (@F1DeltaTime) December 2, 2020
😱That is over 223K USD at the time of the sale!😱
Congratulations for the new owner, this is history in making!#animoca #NFTs #blockchain #cryptocurrency #F1 pic.twitter.com/V3EfWiB2PH
While these sales stole the spotlight, the real gem of a sale went relatively unnoticed.
<center>Congrats to Gmoney for acquiring a highly sought after Zombie Cryptopunk.</center>
Congrats to Nate for a sweet 32 ETH sale!
Very interesting collection of very rare NFTs in his wallet!
