Review on NBA Top Shot by Douglas Cachazo
NBA Top Shot: Game with astronomical amounts of plays
Game based on the NBA Basketball league in which surprisingly money moves similar to a casino, something hard to believe, It was developed by the prestigious company dapper labs which enjoys great reputation for its developed games among which KrptoKitties, is based on blockchain technology and was developed and executed under the Flow blockchain.
The biggest attraction of the game is its theme on real NBA teams and players, what moves money in the game are the collectible historical moments made by famous players and NBA rookies, the moments are categorized by levels: common level, rare level and legendary level, the most economical level is the common one with many moments, followed by the rare with less and finally the expensive legendary level, it is worth noting that what makes it valuable is the number of moments. For example, the legendary has few moments and so on, the idea is to collect packs of moments, each moment is a unique and unrepeatable card and the moments are composed of a succession of cards, that is the logic of the game.
Periodically moments are generated, either from historical plays of famous players, and new moments that are generated today. Each moment is put up for sale in the marketplace, where a sale value is set, and users can put up for sale their collections of moments.
At first I did not see the logic of why a moment should have value, if I can have it and watch it on video whenever I want, but after reasoning a little I make the analogy with valuable collectible coins, the same thing happens every moment is embodied in sequences of non fungible tokens, each of which are unique and unrepeatable, having it is exclusive. For example, a historic dive by James Lebran has a value of $47,500, it is a historic moment captured in a unique token. If you are the owner you can sell it.
The moments range from 9, 20, 40, 250, 350, 2,000 dollars and so on. The most expensive are three of lebron valued at $47,500, $26,000 and $25,000 respectively,
There is one from Morant at $35,000, which is hard to swallow, but real.
If you want to enter this selective world in owning token moments you can acquire it via deposits or transfers if you live in the United States and if you are outside you can pay with international credit cards or cryptocurrencies.
Although I like basketball especially nba, I doubt I can invest in it.
Pros
- Non fungible token embodied in moments that can be worth a lot.
- The platform moves a lot of money
- Collect from anywhere
- Account approved by US law and accepted by the NBA
- Many comments and videos on social networks
Cons
- Game for elites and expensive
