Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s First Tweet Is On Sale For $2.5 Million

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s First Tweet Is On Sale For $2.5 Million
The very first tweet from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is on the market – and the buyer will have to pay millions for it.
The message, posted on March 21, 2006, reads
“just setting up my twtter”

Bridge Oracle CEO Sina Estavi has put in the highest bid of $2.5 million as of Monday, March 8th, after Jack Dorsey listed the tweet on the “Valuables” platform Friday, March 5th. It’s being sold as a non-fungible token (NFT) or digital collectible that can be exchanged via blockchain, which is also used in bitcoin.
Those interested in buying the infamous tweet, or just keeping an eye on how much it’s going for, can track the auction here.
Jack Dorsey has been busy in the cryptocurrency world as he and Jay-Z launched a Bitcoin development fund worth more than $23 million last month.
The project will initially be focused on Bitcoin development in Africa and India. The two businessmen have put 500 Bitcoin, which is worth $23.6 million, into the endowment fund. According to Jack Dorsey, the fund will act as a blind irrevocable trust. Because of that, Jack Dorsey and Jay-Z won’t provide any direction on how the team is run. Jack Dorsey also shared in his tweet that they are currently looking for 3 board members.

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