A man bought an NFT for $2.9M, then listed it for $48M. The top bid was less than $280

What a dumb article. The man took one of the first bids for 280. No one's fault but his own.

I agree, any logical person reading the article will know it's the seller's own fault for accepting a ridiculously low price
 
the problem is that he only wanted to donate 50% of $48m to charity.
ie he wanted to keep $24m to himself.

he should be sincere in donations.
He should donate $48m-$2.9m to charity.
If not, don't talk about the donation thing at all.
 
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Everything that is rare is expensive (except in nft).

Current jack dorsey's first tweet nfts include (source opensea.io):

- Jack Dorsey's first tweet in pixel format 800_800px (Jack Dorsey's first tweet, owned by Bored-Ape-Club-Billio...)
- jack-twitter (Twitter metaverse, quantity:100, owned by Bohfin_legasof)
- @Jack 2006-03-21 20:50:14 (Twitter Tweets, owned by A74BBB)
- First Twitter @Jack 8:50 PM 21-03-2006 (My..Collection, owned by NFTeiz)
- Twitter founder Jack Dorsey's first tweet (First_tweets, owned by Alibaster)
- JACK The first ever tweet (Historical Twitter and NFT, owned by HistoricalTwitterAndN...)
- Jack Dorsey - First Tweet on Twitter (ActiveNFT, owned by OfficialNFT)
- Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s First Tweet as 1st Oil Painting #00018 ( The Meta Show, owned by TheMetaShadow)
- Jack Dorsey - First Tweet 2006-03-21 | 20:50:14 (Jack Dorsey : First Tweet, quantity:10, owned by Jack-Dorsey)
- Jack Dorsey : First Tweet (Jack Dorsey : First Tweet, owned by JackdorseyTweet)

I am not sure I have listed Estavi's NFT from the globalnews.ca article.
 
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