After tweeting that he’s about to put a tweet about his NFT up for a sale, and actually doing that on the Valuables platform, SpaceX CEO decided NOT to sell it, regardless of Sina Estavi’s BID of over $1.1 Million for it. It doesn’t feel right he tweeted without further explanation.
To remind you, Techno King of Tesla tweeted that he is launching and selling his first NFT on March 15th and said he changed his mind only 2 days later.
As he announced in his tweet his first piece of art will be a techno song with the lyrics: “NFT for your vanity. Computers never sleep. It’s verified. It’s guaranteed.” Things to get even more interesting, there is a video for this song included in the NFT showing a golden trophy, named vanity trophy, symbolic dog figure and coins representing his beloved “DOGE” coin, and famous phrase HODL (hold on for dear life) that signals crypto investors to hold their digital assets and not to sell them.
