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Steph Curry is selling NFT sneakers that can be 'worn' in the metaverse to commemorate his 3-point record
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NBA superstar and long-range sharpshooter Steph Curry is commemorating his recent three-point record with the release of 2,974 non-fungible tokens.
Each NFT is a digital replica of the sneakers he wore when he broke the NBA record for all-time three-pointers —2,974 successful shots — earlier this month. The digital kicks, called Genesis Curry Flows, sold out instantly, priced at $333 in another nod to the NBA's three-point line.
All proceeds from the NFTs will be donated to organizations facilitating access to sport, according to Under Armour, which is Curry's real-life sneaker brand.
The owners of Curry's digital sneakers will be allowed to sport them across three separate metaverses: Gala Games, The Sandbox, and
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