Justin Sun Bids $1 Million For Jack Dorsey’s First Ever Tweet

Justin Sun bids $1 million for Jack Dorsey’s First ever tweet as the Twitter founder auctioned it off as an NFT so let’s read more in our latest cryptocurrency news.

The auction opened today and Justin Sun bids $1 million for the tweet and that was his second bid. The NFTs are getting crazier as we can see now with Sun’s latest bid of $1,000,000 for a tweet. Twitter’s founder Jack Dorsey auctioned off his tweet as an NFT or as a digital collectible coded art on the ETH Blockchain. Thanks to advanced cryptography, the NFTs prove the digital scarcity through virtually unalterable coding which means that these are much like any other collectible e.g cars, stamps, cards-but totally digital.

just setting up my twttr

— jack (@jack) March 21, 2006

Dorsey auctioned the tweet on NFT auction house Valuables and nine hours later, Sun replied that he bid half a million dollars or it. Sun seemingly wants to have the tweet and the listing now says that the highest offer is the one Sun made. When Tron’s founder wants something, he’s been known to wait long and get it.
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In this case, it was an NFT but last time it was a dinner date with Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffet.

Hi @jack, I made a half million USD offer to buy your first NTF tweet: https://t.co/A8PYPTns76 @cent https://t.co/ijKWotsjfQ

— H.E. Justin Sun 👨‍🚀 🌞 (@justinsuntron) March 6, 2021

Originally scheduled for July 2020, Sun postponed after he was caught up in the hospital with kidney stones but one Verge article claims that it was only an excuse. The pair rescheduled their date for February. The number one goal for Sun was to turn the business tycoon Buffet onto BTC. He took the chance to apologize for being a “big-mouthed over marketer.” Justin loves the spotlight as he even released a DeFi meme coin in his own name dubbed $SUN in the native governance token of SUN Finance that is built on the TRON blockchain.

I have matched my $50k #Bitcoin donation with @APompliano to the Barstool Fund. Happy to help small businesses and communities to grow! Join us! @stoolpresidente https://t.co/giWpP7c3DC pic.twitter.com/yWSkfSJb1m

— H.E. Justin Sun 👨‍🚀 🌞 (@justinsuntron) December 27, 2020

When Dave Portnoy, the CEO of Barstool Sport launched a $1 million crypto fund to help small American businesses in the summer of 2020 due to COVID, Sun donated $50k in BTC and took it to twitter to announce his generosity.

He was recently in our news for denying claims of paying celebrities to make posts and tweets about TRON but this is not something new for the founder as he has been entangled in controversies since 2017, starting from the plagiarized whitepaper and plenty of negative press.