What does a bored ape Yacht Club 8817 look like?

Bored Ape Yacht Club #8817, one of 10,000 unique cartoon apes on the Ethereum blockchain, wears a propeller hat, a turtleneck and holds a party horn in its mouth. Notably, the Ape has gold fur — a super rare trait found in less than 1% of Bored Apes that makes it a valuable digital collectible.

Who owns bored ape 8817?

He owns 74 Bored Apes, with a collective worth of 5,794,753 Ethereum, roughly equivalent to $24,500,000. Bored Ape #8817 was purchased from Jimmy by the anonymous bidder “Rhincodon,” who revealed himself to be crypto investor Brandon Buchanan in an interview with Hypebeast.

How many bored ape NFTs have gold fur?

According to Sotheby’s, less than 1% of Bored Ape NFTs have gold fur. A rare Bored Ape Yach Club NFT has sold at auction for a record $3.4 million USD. Bored Ape Yacht Club #8817, one of 10,000 unique cartoon apes on the Ethereum blockchain, sold at Sotheby’s Natively Digital 1.2: The Collectors auction on Tuesday.

What is a bored ape?

Bored Ape #1663 is another non-fungible token from the primate-friendly Yacht Club, which shoots lasers out of its eyes. Swapping the party hat of Bored Ape #9696 for a party horn, this ape also features a bored facial expression and bright blue fur.