5 NFT collections for sports fans

The NFTs market continues to grow, having moved more than US$ 12 billion in the first quarter of 2022 alone. But, among so many collections, it can be difficult to find one that really fits your preferences and hobbies.

Top 5 NFT collections for sports fans

With that in mind, platform focused on NFTs, DeFi and play-to-earn games, Dapp Radar has listed some of the best collections of non-fungible tokens for sports lovers. Check it out below:

NBA Top Shot

NBA Top Shot is one of the oldest and most popular collections of NFTs. Launched in July 2019 on the Flow blockchain as a digital reproduction of traditional business card culture, NBA Top Shot has stood out since its launch. As Dapp Radar noted, the cards remain in high demand with an average selling price of $68,000.

MLB Champions

Also among the oldest, the MLB Champions collection started in 2018 as an NFT collectible platform, but also as an actual game. However, the game was discontinued in 2020 and now minted NFTs are traded on secondary markets.

Token avatars are small bobble head figures in various poses. 

Sorare

Sorare is a football NFTs collection platform. Currently, the platform is sponsored by football stars such as Antoine Griezmann and Gerard Piqué.

According to Dapp Radar, fans can buy cards from players around the world on Sorare. They can then manage virtual teams formed by these NFTs.

NFL All Day

NFL All Day is the football version of NBA Top Shot.

“The platforms look the same and Dapper Labs tries to generate the same hype as each new collection drops. But the prices aren’t that high and the players aren’t that well-known internationally.

Socios

Finally, another popular collection of globally featured NFTs is Socios. Built on the Chiliz blockchain, Socios’ ambassador is Lionel Messi.

In addition, Atlético de Madrid’s Wanda Metropolitano stadium offered its lawn as a prize to the lucky fan who wins the next Socios competition.