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By clicking the link in the description of each NFT below you’ll see if a loan listing is currently available to be funded. Consult with us to learn more or to create a custom listing to grow your custom budget with negotiable interest rates, timeframes, assets, valuations, and more! We pretty much ALWAYS have at least 1 loan that can be funded. Press the “Fund a Loan” button below to view the latest loan listings! When our last loan listings get funded we list more within minutes and you are free to continue funding as many as your budget allows. Not all of our NFTs are listed below.
The Financial Contribution Inc. founders Josh and Sandrah have repaid over 300 NFT-backed loans combined since May 2022. According to the Blockchain Josh is the first person in the world to repay 100 or more sports NFT-backed loans, he has currently repaid more than 200 since May 2022.
The following NFT’s are some of the digital assets we use as collateral to back our loans:
The first touchdown of the first Super Bowl from the first series/year of NFL video NFTs Serial #1 (Series 1, NFLAllDay.com 2022).
The only “Perfect Serial Number” Series 1 Finals NFT by the Series 1 Finals MVP (LeBron James). This video NFT is also LeBron’s 1st dunk of the 2020 NBA Finals and the last minted official Finals moment from LeBron in Series 1. The dunk in this highlight was LeBron’s only dunk in Game 1 of the 2020 NBA Finals. — Currently Available (for custom consulting clients only)
This is 1 of the 3 Series 1 Serial #1 Anthony Davis video NFTs showcasing him in the 2020 NBA Finals. The FinancialContribution.com team currently owns 2 out of the 3, a different (Serial #1) highlight of Anthony Davis is listed below. Out of the 3, this version is believed to have been minted/created 1st. — Currently Funded
Flovatar 955, one of the first female Super Heroes on Flow.com’s Flow Blockchain. Created using Flovatar.com (feel free to consult with us for the commercial rights to use this character). — Currently Funded
There are 3 different versions of Andre Iguodala’s debut video NFT Serial #1, the Metallic Gold Limited Edition was the rarest edition of this moment out of the 3 released. Andre Iguodala is a USA Olympic Gold medalist, 4 time NBA Champion with the Golden State Warriors, an investor in Dapper Labs (the company that created these first-ever licensed NBA/NFL/UFC video NFTs), and he is the 2015 NBA Finals MVP. This debut video NFT is from Series 1 of NBATopShot.com minted in 2020. — Currently Funded
This video NFT is the last Common “Kobe Tribute Dunk” by Lebron James minted/created in 2020 the 1st year of liscened NBA video highlight NFT’s and the year we tragically lost Kobe Bryant. There are 3 versions of LeBron’s Kobe Tribute Dunk video NFT released in 2020 this NFT (Serial #1000) is the highest-serialized one in existence. — Currently Funded
This is 1 of the 3 Series 1 Serial #1 Anthony Davis video NFTs showcasing him in the 2020 NBA Finals. The FinancialContribution.com team currently owns 2 out of the 3, a different (Serial #1) highlight of Anthony Davis is also listed on this page (above). Out of the 3, this version is unique as it is the only one from Game 1, the only Series 1 AD non-jump shot from the Finals, and more! — Currently Funded
This is 1 of the 8 Series 1 Serial #1 NBA Rookie of the Year video NFTs. This is the first steal by an NBA Rookie of the Year minted as a video NFT. — Currently Funded
Serial #1 of Paul Pierce’s debut video NFT. Paul Pierce is an NBA legend and won an NBA Championship and NBA Finals MVP Award with the Boston Celtics in 2008.
The Series 1 last mint of Steve Nash’s last NBA career assist.
The last minted Amanda Nunes NFT from the first Series of UFC video NFTs (Series 0) Amanda is widely regarded as the greatest female UFC fighter in the history of the UFC. — Currently Funded
The first video NFT of a WNBA rookie during her Rookie of the Year season (Serial #1, the first one created). — Currently Funded
Richard Sherman’s first minted NFLAllDay debut (serial #1, the first one created) officially licensed by the NFL and created During Series 1 of NFLAllDay.com. — Currently Funded
Flovatar 5877, the first dark-skinned Where’s Waldo NFT (feel free to consult with us for the commercial rights to use this character). — Currently Funded
Jon Jones is widely regarded as the greatest UFC fighter of all time. This video NFT is his from his first ever UFC Main Event which also ended up being his first ever first round knockout! This NFT is serial #1 out of 950, meaning it was the first one minted of all 950. — Currently Funded
There are 2 different versions of Serial #1 video NFT’s of Kawhi Leonard’s block on Jamal Murray during the NBA’s Western Conference Semifinals minted/created in 2020. The Common version was numbered from serial #1 - #3287 while the Rare version (this version) was released with Serials #1 - #275. — Currently Funded
This is Patrick Mahomes II’s (Serial #8500) last minted/created rushing Touchdown video NFT from Series 1. Series 1 was the first season the NFL partnered to create licensed video NFT highlights from in-game NFL highlights. This is the only Patrick Mahomes rushing Touchdown moment released in Series 1 of NFLAllDay.com 2022. — Currently Funded
This is Rajon Rondo’s Common Debut video NFT Serial #1. This is believed to be Rajon Rondo’s first released video NFT. The highlight is from the Western Conference Finals in 2020, Rondo and the Lakers would go on to win the NBA Championship in 2020 Series 1. After winning the championship Rajon Rondo became the first NBA player ever to win a championship with both the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers! — Currently Funded
This is 1 of the 4 Series 1 “Jersey Serial” Championship badge QB video NFTs. This highlight reel showcases moments from Matthew Stafford’s first playoff win. He later went on to win the Super Bowl that same post-season. — Currently Funded
This is the highest existing serial number of the LeBron James Dunk moment from Game 6 of the 2020 NBA Finals. LeBron had a triple double to closeout the Miami Heat and win his 4th NBA championship and 4th NBA Finals MVP Award.
Nikola Jokić’s last minted 3 point NFT in Series 1 (the first Series of NBA video NFT’s).
Example: Let’s say you fund a loan for $1,000 and the loan pays 13% interest in 120 days and is backed by an NFT you value at $2,000. You will automatically either receive $1,130 ($1,000 loan + the 13% interest) including $130 profit in 120 days or you will automatically receive the borrower’s NFT that was agreed to be used as collateral. Our loans are powered by a service called Flowty.io, if it’s your first time using an NFT-backed loan service like Flowty.io you can learn how to use it here! If you still need some help or if you have other questions please feel free to consult with us.
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