Last year there was an acquisition that played a key role in the rise of NFTs. Twitter founder and former CEO Jack Dorsey turned the first tweet from his Twitter into an NFT and put it up for auction. The tweet was created by Sina Estavi, a businessman of Turkish descent. 2.5 million dollars had been bought.

Last week, Estavi announced that it has decided to resell Dorsey’s Tweet. The amount Estavi wants to tweet, stating NFT via OpenSea 14,969 Ethereum (today’s value was 46 million 300 thousand dollars). But the sale of Estavi never really caught anyone’s attention to the internet world. So much so that the bids made to NFT, $46 million He wasn’t even on the same planet with that kind of money.

Until recently, the highest bid was $280:

Sina Estavi’s post on OpenSea is up to 2 Ethereum so far, ie about $6,200 received an offer. But this offer was also given in recent hours. Offers to own Dorsey’s Tweet were valid until yesterday up to $280 output. Yes, only $280.

While these bids are too low, it could be interpreted as a decline in interest in NFTs or that NFTs that have been tweeted are now meaningless. has another reason. it could be. Estavi was arrested in Iran last year, after which Bridge Oracle and CryptoLand were named. Cryptocurrency startups have crashed† Bridge Oracles investors began to expect Estavi to replace the old tokens with new ones after this crash.

This wait was finally answered last week and Estavi announced that tokens would be exchanged. But on the same day, he shared a post to help rebuild Crypto Oracle, announcing that he had put Dorsey’s Tweet back up for sale. Estavi, his income that he will spend 50% on his business and donate 50% had stated.