Collecting cards has come back as the new hype. 
NBA Top Shot, which issues NBA player cards using NFT digital technology has claimed one of the spotlights. 

NBA Top Shot does not sell pictures of basketball players printed on paper cards. They sell digital cards that contain scenes of the stars actual games. 
NBA Top Shot is an online marketplace where users can bid, purchase, and sell the digital highlights of NBA players. 

There are over 2 million dollars of transactions happening on Top Shot every day. 
Daily transactions reached 50 billion dollars at one point. 

NBA legend Michael Jordan himself has invested in NBA Top shot, they attach ID tags on each digital card using blockchain technology that’s similar to Ethereum, which grants the user with clear currency ownership. 

Digital NBA player cards do not get crumpled like paper and do not have to be carefully sealed for physical preservation, the digital card collecting culture is expected to gain a strong footing in the United States then furthermore to worldwide very soon. We also live in such an astonishing world where we can save purchase records through blockchains, and save cards on our PCs tagged with our own ownerships. 

When you purchase something live on Top Shot Packs official website, you are given a position in the queue depending on how quickly you clicked the live link. 
The queue fills up in seconds at first come, first served order. Its popularity is unseen in any card-related games.


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