The sale is not the first occurrence of an expensive NFT being sold for a fraction of its price. An NFT collector mistakenly sold a CryptoPunk worth $850,000 for only $19,000. In that instance, a misplaced decimal was the cause as the owner listed the piece for 4.444 ETH ($19,000) instead of 4,444 ETH ($19 million at the time).

The sale is not the first occurrence of an expensive NFT being sold for a fraction of its price. An NFT collector mistakenly sold a CryptoPunk worth $850,000 for only $19,000. In that instance, a misplaced decimal was the cause as the owner listed the piece for 4.444 ETH ($19,000) instead of 4,444 ETH ($19 million at the time).

The sale is not the first occurrence of an expensive NFT being sold for a fraction of its price. An NFT collector mistakenly sold a CryptoPunk worth $850,000 for only $19,000. In that instance, a misplaced decimal was the cause as the owner listed the piece for 4.444 ETH ($19,000) instead of 4,444 ETH ($19 million at the time).

The sale is not the first occurrence of an expensive NFT being sold for a fraction of its price. An NFT collector mistakenly sold a CryptoPunk worth $850,000 for only $19,000. In that instance, a misplaced decimal was the cause as the owner listed the piece for 4.444 ETH ($19,000) instead of 4,444 ETH ($19 million at the time).

The sale is not the first occurrence of an expensive NFT being sold for a fraction of its price. An NFT collector mistakenly sold a CryptoPunk worth $850,000 for only $19,000. In that instance, a misplaced decimal was the cause as the owner listed the piece for 4.444 ETH ($19,000) instead of 4,444 ETH ($19 million at the time).

The sale is not the first occurrence of an expensive NFT being sold for a fraction of its price. An NFT collector mistakenly sold a CryptoPunk worth $850,000 for only $19,000. In that instance, a misplaced decimal was the cause as the owner listed the piece for 4.444 ETH ($19,000) instead of 4,444 ETH ($19 million at the time).

The sale is not the first occurrence of an expensive NFT being sold for a fraction of its price. An NFT collector mistakenly sold a CryptoPunk worth $850,000 for only $19,000. In that instance, a misplaced decimal was the cause as the owner listed the piece for 4.444 ETH ($19,000) instead of 4,444 ETH ($19 million at the time).

The sale is not the first occurrence of an expensive NFT being sold for a fraction of its price. An NFT collector mistakenly sold a CryptoPunk worth $850,000 for only $19,000. In that instance, a misplaced decimal was the cause as the owner listed the piece for 4.444 ETH ($19,000) instead of 4,444 ETH ($19 million at the time).