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You Can Now Own This Iconic Charles Hoskinson Tweet as NFT

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Wed, 24/03/2021 - 19:29
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You Can Now Own This Iconic Charles Hoskinson Tweet as NFT
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Following Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s suit, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson is putting his infamous “support email” tweet on sale as a non-fungible token (NFT) on Ethereum-based platform Valuables by Cent.

Hoskinson refusing to email the Metamask team

Back in July 2018, Hoskinson had an awkward interaction with MetaMask’s team on Twitter that was a testament to his big ego.  

When the Ethereum co-founder inquired about the wallet’s delisting from the Chrome Web Store, he was asked to use the support mail. Hoskinson’s socially inappropriate response to this request quickly turned into a local meme.

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The tweet has since become part of cryptocurrency lore, and now someone can become its proud owner.

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The first bidders

Earlier this week, Dorsey sold his first-ever tweet published back in March 2006 for a whopping $2.9 million.  

So far, the highest bid for Hoskinson's tweet is only $3,000, a far cry from the amount of money fetched by the Twitter CEO.      

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