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Sold as NFT a while ago, Twitter’s first tweet “exploded” very badly in its owner’s hands

The entrepreneur, who paid an incredible amount of money for Twitter's first tweet, is now very disappointed with the offers he has received.
 Sold as NFT a while ago, Twitter’s first tweet “exploded” very badly in its owner’s hands
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It has been more than a year since Sina-Estavi bought Jack Dorsey’s first tweet, which went down in history as NFT. Estavi, the co-founder of Twitter, bought the first tweet heralding the Twitter era as an NFT for $2.91 million, which made a lot of noise at the time.

From March 2021 to April 2022, the Iranian-based crypto entrepreneur decided to sell NFT for $50 million. However, the highest bid he could get was just 2 ETH at the time, or $6,250, still better than the 0.0166 ETH NFT received later.

The same NFT that brought Dorsey $2.9 million was down to $29. While the best buy offer rose to 0.25 ETH, or $400, in August, the value dropped once again to 0.15 ETH, which is currently worth $243. The lowest bid reached at 0.0001 ETH worth $1.62.

Now we have to wait and see if Estavi holds the remnants of the past. Speaking to the BBC, Estavi said he won’t sell unless he gets a high bid, or that he might sell it before the string of low bids that looks like it won’t get any better than the $30,000 best buy offer in the near future gets worse.

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