Diddy NFT Listing Claims to Have Private Footage, Going to Highest Bidder

Diddy’s alleged after-hours exploits are set to be unearthed — that is, if a new listing hyping up supposed BTS videos of him is to be believed, and more importantly … purchased.

Here’s the deal … TMZ has been made aware of a listing on a crypto exchange site that went up by a person who purports to be in possession of a lot of Diddy footage over the years … much of which, they claim, features him in some compromising situations.

Specifically, the listing touts itself as having “unreleased, never-before-seen private footage and photos of Diddy in his residence, private jet, studios and various other locations engaged in private activities … and often doing and saying what appears to be very controversial things.”

The listing claims to have video of Diddy partaking in what it describes as various dubious activities — but stops short of suggesting anything he’s currently under a microscope for.

In any case, the listing says any interested party can have access to this massive dump they claim to have — which they say entails over 13,000 files and 3 terabytes of content — for a price … namely, about $1.5 million … which is what they’re hoping to sell it for.

Indeed … all this alleged Diddy content is being hawked as an NFT — and the listing says you can take it off their hands, and get access to the files, for a cool 425 wETH (Wrapped Etherium) which comes out to $1,494,032.25. That … or the best offer they can field.

FWIW, there’s no evidence that backs up the notion this is legit — even though the listing claims it 100% is — and so far, there are no offers for what they’re selling. It just goes to show … everyone is getting in on the Diddy feeding frenzy — even in crypto land.

Of course, the backdrop to all this is the fact that Diddy got raided on both coasts this week by the feds — this as he’s become the target of a federal investigation that’s looking into various claims. He’s denied any wrongdoing, and he also hasn’t been charged with a crime.

We’ve reached out to Diddy’s team … so far, no word back.