Logan Paul’s NFT he purchased for $623k is now worth only $10

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Logan Paul’s NFT he purchased for $623k is now worth only $10. (Read More Here).

UAE collector Dubsy made global headlines after selling a rare PSA Grade 10 Pikachu Illustrator Pokemon card to American YouTube media star Logan Paul for a record $5.27 million — a trade carried out in secret at Burj Al Arab in 2021 and noted by the Guinness Book of Records.

An Emirati in his 40s, Dubsy maintains anonymity with a pseudonym that is based on mysterious British artist Banksy.

“I am a big fan. I like his philosophy … he is someone who is not really going after the money,” says Dubsy, who lives in Dubai and is single.

Dubsy is about to launch a website featuring an interactive museum of his Pokemon collection, believed to be the most complete and valuable in the world.

I grew up in the late 80s, early 90s. My grandfather was tough on my dad with money and my dad continued that with me. He was a huge businessman in the real estate industry but wasn’t spoiling his kids. He was setting limits for how much we could spend. There was no pocket money. He was like: “You have to study, to prove yourself.” My family comes from a business background but I grew up like most other middle-class citizens in Dubai. I really appreciate that.

Logan Paul and WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns will go face-to-face tonight on SmackDown. Paul is challenging Reigns for the gold in November at Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia.

A lot of pro wrestling fans (and maybe some wrestlers) are miffed that the YouTube star is actually getting a shot at the top prize in WWE. But WWE’s decision to book this match actually makes a lot of sense.

Logan Paul’s novelty as a pro wrestling attraction probably has a limited shelf life. WWE could go the safe route and keep booking him to beat mid-card fodder like The Miz, but why waste Paul’s first loss on someone like that? They might as well throw him in the deep end with Roman Reigns while the novelty of Paul’s act is still there. The YouTube star has impressed in his prior two matches and has shown that he can deliver in the ring. WWE might as well take advantage of that fact while the iron is hot and get a PPV main event out of it.

There’s also the fact that Roman Reigns has been the champion for over two years and it’s getting hard to find new opponents for him to smash. A feud with Logan Paul is definitely something fresh and new, that’s for sure. If not Paul, who else is there for Roman to face on this card?

Kevin Owens doesn’t work Saudi Arabia. Drew McIntyre couldn’t get the job done in the United Kingdom. Karrion Kross needs more time to establish himself as a force to be reckoned with in WWE. Braun Strowman or Seth Rollins could work, but we’ve seen Roman wrestle them so many times before. Overall, there aren’t many plausible challengers, so this is a good time to throw Paul to the wolves.

Logan will be outnumbered in tonight’s face-to-face confrontation; Reigns’ has The Bloodline backing him up while Paul is a douchebag who rubs most people the wrong way. Is any babyface willing to put his neck on the line to have Logan’s back tonight?