Kevin Durant's Epic Week: Chasing NBA Legends, Reeling in Crypto Gains, and Bonding with New Teammates
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Kevin Durant's Epic Week: Chasing NBA Legends, Reeling in Crypto Gains, and Bonding with New Teammates
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Kevin Durant’s week has been anything but quiet as the NBA’s new Houston Rockets superstar enters an autumn packed with potential milestones both on the court and in business. ESPN just ranked Durant ninth among all NBA players heading into the 2025-26 season, emphasizing that his 30571 career points places him eighth in NBA history with the realistic shot to overtake Wilt Chamberlain, Dirk Nowitzki, and perhaps Michael Jordan before season’s end according to The Dream Shake. While Durant approaches his 37th birthday, he remains in elite shape, a detail that did not go unnoticed in a widely shared series of Instagram photos showing him deep-sea fishing with new teammates Steven Adams and Kevon Harris. The photos, which Adams posted and basketball site ClutchPoints amplified on X, revealed Durant cradling a three- to four-foot fish while grinning atop a boat, sporting a relaxed demeanor and svelte frame. Social media had a field day guessing whether Durant actually landed the fish himself, but the real takeaway was Durant’s seamless off-court chemistry with his new squad, an early sign for fans eager to see how the blockbuster trade will reshape Houston’s fortunes.
Durant’s transfer to the Rockets, finalized in June in a deal that sent Dillon Brooks, Jalen Green, and multiple picks to Phoenix, has been the top NBA story this offseason according to NBA Analysis, especially since Durant admitted at the Game Plan Sports Business Summit he personally vetoed a Suns deal that would have sent him back to Golden State. This move solidified his Houston landing, and for the first time since James Harden’s heyday, Rockets fans are buzzing with title aspirations.
On the business front, Durant made major headlines far beyond the paint when Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong revealed Durant had finally regained access to a Bitcoin wallet first opened in 2016. Sportskeeda describes how Durant’s original $650 investment is now worth roughly $117000, the latest example of his successful off-court bets through his firm Thirty Five Ventures. CryptoNews Australia outlined how Durant’s account recovery sparked debate about celebrity privilege, but nobody disputed the epic payout—an 18000 percent gain driven by pure HODL patience. Durant has been open about his early crypto interest sparked by a16z events, and his repeat investments in fintech and soccer, including a recent deal with Paris Saint-Germain’s ownership group, show he’s as shrewd a dealmaker as ever.
Socially, fans and media alike have been celebrating Durant’s lighter side as his fishing adventure went viral, while online critics debated the fairness of Coinbase’s support. If anyone needed evidence that Durant’s enduring appeal lives at the intersection of sports, business, and pop culture, this week’s headlines delivered it, cementing his place as one of the most talked-about and influential figures in global sport—on or off the hardwood.
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