Twitter issues NFTs on Ethereum! Founder Jack Dorsey still insists he won't buy ETH
Twitter has issued NFTs! On the 30th, Twitter released seven NFTs on the NFT marketplace Rarible. Since they are based on Ethereum's ERC-721 tokens, some netizens speculate whether this means that Twitter's founder Jack Dorsey, a Bitcoin advocate, will support Ether. Jack Dorsey promptly replied, "No."
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Twitter Releases Seven NFTs, Totaling 140 Pieces
Twitter has released a total of seven NFTs, with each edition consisting of 20 pieces, available on the NFT marketplace Rarible for sale. By replying to the tweet, there is also a chance to obtain an NFT:
Some have already received free NFTs through replying to the tweet:
Although these NFTs have value, Twitter still provides downloadable GIF files. While NFT collectibles include blockchain certificates and multimedia files, the multimedia component is often easily copied and downloaded. Twitter allows buyers of NFTs to establish an online relationship with the official entity, making them "publicly verifiable collectors".
140 free NFTs for 140 of you, besties pic.twitter.com/0Pm0tNhIRg
— Twitter (@Twitter) June 30, 2021
Twitter Issues Ethereum NFTs, but Jack Dorsey Won't Buy Ether
Twitter is selling Ethereum NFTs, requiring the purchase of NFTs with Ether, prompting Twitter users to wonder if Jack Dorsey, the founder of Twitter and a staunch supporter of Bitcoin, will buy Ether (ETH) as a result. Jack Dorsey's response is clear: No.
No.
— jack (@jack) June 30, 2021
Currently, Jack Dorsey's payment service company Square owns 8,027 Bitcoins:
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