The NFT (non-fungible token) of Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's first tweet, which was sold for $2.9 million to Sina Estavi last year, has failed to attract the same interest in a recent resale.

For instance, Jack Dorsey, the founder of Twitter, sold his first-ever tweet as an NFT for $2.9 million. For artists, this means they can expand their source of income by tokenizing their work ...

Gap looked to jump onto the NFT bandwagon, Jack Dorsey set up a Bitcoin defense fund and Flyfish Club offered NFT-only membership. Ross Mac of Maconomics broke down the latest cryptocurrency ...

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Twitter’s first ever tweet posted by co-founder Jack Dorsey has been sold as a non-fungible token (NFT) for the equivalent of $2.9m (£2.1m). Auctioned off for charity, the tweet published on 21 ...

NFTs have become popular over the last few months. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Monday sold his first-ever tweet as a non-fungible token (NFT) for USD 2.9 million, which he donated to charity.

We have the most web3.0 thing ever, in the form digital real estate mortgages...while the former Twitter CEO just took a shot at Meta's CEO. It’s your boy Ross Mac and these are the biggest ...

The debate has now been rehashed by statements from Twitter co-founder and Block Inc. (NYSE:XYZ) CEO Jack Dorsey. Dorsey has asserted that Bitcoin will fail if it becomes nothing more than a store ...

Jack Dorsey, the former Twitter CEO, announced his plans on Twitter to build a new platform, ‘Web5’, which will be a combination of Web3 and Web2, on the Bitcoin blockchain. The platform aims ...

Company co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey sent a letter to employees on the latest news. Here's what Dorsey had to say. What Happened: Dorsey laid out the facts and reasons why the job cuts were ...

Jack Dorsey pushes Signal to adopt Bitcoin for P2P payments, advocating for privacy and transparency over MobileCoin.

Crypto advocate and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has sold a NFT of the first-ever tweet for $2.9 million to an investor dubbed as @sinaEstavi. Who said that journalists can’t participate in NFTs mania?