🚨🚨🚨Bad transaction: NFT sold for $200 instead of $200 million 🚨🚨

The Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT mistakenly sold for $200 instead of $200 million. The seller, whose identity was not publicly disclosed, had set the wrong listing price on the popular NFT marketplace OpenSea. The buyer, whose identity was not publicly disclosed, was able to purchase the NFT for a price well below its actual value.

The Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT collection is one of the most popular and expensive NFT collections in the world. NFTs in the collection are digital avatars of monkeys stored on the Ethereum blockchain. Monkeys are often used as profile pictures on social media or as avatars in online games and virtual worlds.

The Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT, selling for $200, is a rare NFT known as “Mutant Ape.” Mutant Monkeys are created by combining a Bored Monkey with a vial of Mutant Serum. They are rarer than ordinary Bored Monkeys and therefore more valuable.

The coincidental sale of the Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT for $200 highlighted the importance of carefully checking the listing price of an NFT before selling it. This also shows that the NFT market is still in its early development stage and investing in NFTs

It also reminds us that there are risks.

What's next for NFT trading?

It's unclear what will happen next with the NFT transaction. The seller may contact the buyer and try to negotiate a refund. However, since the buyer purchased the NFT at the price listed on OpenSea, there is no obligation to refund the purchase price.

The buyer may also choose to keep the NFT. If they do this, they will acquire a valuable NFT for a fraction of its actual value. The buyer can also choose to sell the NFT for a profit.

The accidental sale of the Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT is a reminder of the risks and rewards that come with investing in NFTs. It is important to research any NFT carefully and understand the risks involved before investing.