‘Jack Dorsey’s First Tweet’ NFT Went on Sale for $48M. It Ended With a Top Bid of Just $280

Crypto entrepreneur Sina Estavi offered Twitter founder Jack Dorsey`s first-ever tweet as an NFT for $2.9 million ultimate year. He indexed the NFT on the market once more at $48 million ultimate week.

Iranian-born crypto entrepreneur Sina Estavi bought the NFT for $2.9 million in March 2021. Last Thursday, he introduced on Twitter that he needed to promote the NFT, and pledged 50% of its proceeds (which he notion might exceed $25 million) to charity. The public sale closed Wednesday, with simply seven general gives starting from 0.09 ETH ($277 at present day prices) to 0.0019 ETH (almost $6).

“The closing date I set became over, however if I get an awesome offer, I would possibly receive it, I would possibly by no means promote it,” Estavi instructed CoinDesk through a WhatsApp message on Wednesday.

Estavi, whose crypto ventures Bridge Oracle and CryptoLand collapsed following his arrest in Iran final year, is withinside the center of relaunching his Bridge Oracle tokens (BRG), which had been initially at the Tron blockchain, to the Binance Smart Chain.

BRG buyers are expecting Estavi to alternate their antique tokens for the brand new ones. Estavi, who introduced the token change at the identical day he placed up Dorsey`s tweet NFT on the market again, instructed CoinDesk that the change is being run manually and the technique might also additionally absorb to 2 months to complete.

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