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- Sina Estavi, a cryptocurrency entrepreneur acquired initial Tweet of Jack Dorsey for $2.9 million previous year. He listed the NFT again, this time for $48 Million.
- Estavi, whose cryptocurrency ventures Cryptoland and Bridge Oracle got collapsed because of his arrest in Iran previous year.
- BRG investors are looking for Estavi to interchange their old tokens for the latest ones.
Sad Life !!
What a moment of immense disappointment, how Sina Estavi, a crypto entrepreneur and current owner of Jack Dorsey’s Twitter NFT thought of selling the digital token for a whopping $48 Million. Can you guess the highest bidder? No? Well the highest bidder gone with a price tag of $280.
Sina Estavi listed this NFT for the second time last week, who acquired it for $2.9 Million that time.
Sina Estavi, an Iranian born cryptocurrency entrepreneur acquired NFT back in march 2021. Previous Thursday he made an announcement on Twitter that he desires to sell this NFT, and made promise that 50% of the sales will go towards charity. Auction got closed on Wednesday, with only 7 bets knocking at the door, that too ranging from 0.09 ETH to 0.0019 ETH.
Estavi now has just a couple of days to accept the bid before it gets expired.
Estavi, whose cryptocurrency ventures CryptoLand and Bridge Oracle collapsed following his arrest previous year in Iran, is in middle of re-releasing his BRG (Bridge Oracle tokens, which were initially on the blockchain of TRON, to Binance Smart Chain.
BRG investors are looking out for Sina Estavi to interchange their old tokens with latest tokens. Estavi, who made an announcement regarding token swap on similar day he puts Jack Dorsey’s tweet NFT for sale again, and told a news agency that swap is being conducted manually and process might take up to a couple of months to finish.
Official 140 NFT Collection By Twitter
Every folk on the internet today is aware of the fact that Twitter launched NFT profile picture feature where folks are able to exhibit their acquired NFTs on the platform. But do you know that Twitter launched its own NFT collection too? Yeas, twitter have its own NFT collection which goes by the name of “the 140 collection”
Steve Anderson is an Australian crypto enthusiast. He is a specialist in management and trading for over 5 years. Steve has worked as a crypto trader, he loves learning about decentralisation, understanding the true potential of the blockchain.
