Due to a typing error, the non fungible token (NFT) of the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) was sold for an incredibly low price of $3,000.

It should be emphasised that the price tag should have been $300,000 at the very least.

BAYC NFTs are a popular collection of 10,000 unique bored apes made by Yuga Labs.

According to dappradar.com, this collection has sold over half a billion dollars so far.

According to a CNET story, the NFT was going to be advertised for $75 Ethereum (ETH), or about $300,000. 
 
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However, the NFT's owner, who goes by the nickname "maxnaut," made a typo and listed a listing price of 0.75 ETH instead of 75 ETH.&nbsp; 
 
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/software-flaw-log4shell-may-be-worst-computer-vulnerability-in-a-decade-436306">Also read | Software flaw 'Log4Shell' may be worst computer vulnerability in a decade</a>

As first reported by CNET, the NFT's owner, Max (or maxnaut), offered the NFT for sale on Saturday.

Max, who defines himself as a "solo-traveller, bored ape, marketing agency owner, and NFT investor," had intended to price the NFT at 75 ether (approximately $300,000), but had typed 0.75 ether (about $3,000) instead.

The NFT had been snatched up before they could remedy the error, apparently by a computer intended to identify and acquire discounted listings.&nbsp;

Max told CNET that the incident was caused by a "loss of concentration," and that he "lists a lot of items every day and wasn't paying attention correctly."

The NFT is currently advertised for $248,000, which means the buyer will make a lot of money.

Surprisingly, a BAYC NFT may be purchased for as little as 52 Ethereum, or about $210,000.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Due to a typing error, the non fungible token (NFT) of the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) was sold for an incredibly low price of $3,000. It should be emphasised that the price tag should have been $300,000 at the very least.

Due to a typing error, the non fungible token (NFT) of the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) was sold for an incredibly low price of $3,000. It should be emphasised that the price tag should have been $300,000 at the very least. BAYC NFTs are a popular collection of 10,000 unique bored apes made by Yuga Labs. According to dappradar.com, this collection has sold over half a billion dollars so far. According to a CNET story, the NFT was going to be advertised for $75 Ethereum (ETH), or about $300,000. Also Read: What is Log4j, the biggest computer vulnerability in decades? However, the NFT's owner, who goes by the nickname "maxnaut," made a typo and listed a listing price of 0.75 ETH instead of 75 ETH. Also read | Software flaw 'Log4Shell' may be worst computer vulnerability in a decade As first reported by CNET, the NFT's owner, Max (or maxnaut), offered the NFT for sale on Saturday. Max, who defines himself as a "solo-traveller, bored ape, marketing agency owner, and NFT investor," had intended to price the NFT at 75 ether (approximately $300,000), but had typed 0.75 ether (about $3,000) instead. The NFT had been snatched up before they could remedy the error, apparently by a computer intended to identify and acquire discounted listings. Max told CNET that the incident was caused by a "loss of concentration," and that he "lists a lot of items every day and wasn't paying attention correctly." The NFT is currently advertised for $248,000, which means the buyer will make a lot of money. Surprisingly, a BAYC NFT may be purchased for as little as 52 Ethereum, or about $210,000. (With inputs from agencies)

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NFT worth $300,000 accidentally sells for $3,000 due to misplaced decimal point