A few months ago, Paul announced his collaboration with fellow YouTuber KSI as the duo entered the energy drink market with Prime Hydration. He is also involved in the NFT market and has invested millions in the space. Through an Instagram post, ‘Maverick’ explained his latest business venture to his fans:
The marketplace is not solely for NFTs. It can be used for everything from Sports Collectibles to Pokémon cards. Some of the collectibles already included on the site are, CryptoPunk #6837 worth $250k, BGS 9 Lebron RPA worth $2.5M, Psa 8 2009 1/1 Michael Jordan Autopatch worth $1.9M Logan Paul’s 1st Edition Pokémon Box worth $378k.
Anyone can buy a share in one of these rare collectibles via the blockchain and can later decide to sell, trade or buy more shares in their collectibles. The NFT world is not easily accessible to all, and Paul’s latest business venture looks to simplify the world of collectibles for enthusiasts.
Logan Paul enters the Guinness Book of World Records because of a Pokémon card
Logan Paul entered the Guinness Book of World Records for owning the costliest Pokémon card in the world. His PSA 10 Pikachu Illustrator card is worth close to $6 million. The card was also a part of his outfit at WrestleMania 38. He recently tweeted out about his Pokemon card:
Paul wore the card during his walkout at WrestleMania 38 and then went on to beat the Mysterios in his WWE debut alongside Mike ‘The Miz’ Mizanin. Immediately after the event, Guinness Book of World Records presented ‘Maverick’ with the plaque for his latest accomplishment.
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