The first tweet NFT was put up for sale recently and it failed miserably.
The guy paid $2.9m for that nft. The most expensive at the time I think.
He tried to sell it for $45m lol. Saying he wants to donate 50% to charity 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 standard speak when you know the money isn’t kinda feels like stealing money getting mad gains like you don’t deserve it or something.
So say charity and its all good lol.
The guy runs his own cryoto exchange and said he wanted to use the rest of the 45m to put into his exchange. He had mad high hopes.
He received offers under 1000$ lol.
The best offer he got was 2.2eth around $6k and that is too much. Its a tweet ffs. The guy thinks its the mona Lisa he actually said that.
Hes now decided he doesn’t want to sell it. 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂 he means he can’t sell it. Literally cannot sell it and lose 99.8% of his investment.
I’m going to watch him now and his exchange. Let’s see if he exits like quadriga guy did.
Quadriga Canadian guy seemed so nice and genuine.
Then we find out he goes by the name sceptor and has been pulling fast ones on people for years.
Quadriga was his biggest con and he mayb got away with it. Or he was gobbled up in a world he just thought he knew. From the safty of his couch through a pc.
Get money off exchanges people. Or accept the loss when it comes.
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If you compare a dumb ass digital copy of a tweet to a master artwork from 400 years ago that's been preserved and exists in a museum with millions of dollars of security and preservation. you deserve to lose every penny! The truth is actually rather simple MOST people who have made money in the crypto space just got lucky.
