Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Continues Keeping Distance From Ethereum
Although Twitter has previously released 140 NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain platform, Twitter’s CEO still continues to reject Altcoin as an investment.
Even though the social media platform works with many non-fungal tokens (NFTs), Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has rejected the idea of buying back into Ether (ETH).
The flagship NFT platform that can be used by the Ethereum blockchain network to mint digital collectible tokens was announced on Wednesday by Rarible.
Although Twitter has released 140 NFTs via the Ethereum platform – the second most valuable cryptocurrency after Bitcoin (BTC) – but still Dorsey is only loyal to Bitcoin.
Following this NFT news, a Twitter user Packanimal tweeted asking Dorsey about investing in Ether “I’ve talked shit about @jack being a maxi in the past but I think ever since following @udiWertheimer and @jebus911 he’s looking into more. Only a matter of time before he buys into $eth“, to which the CEO replied”no “.
In response to two letters from the crypto community Ethereum, Cinnamon Ventures CEO Adam Cochran criticized Twitter CEO for “still being a BTC maxi” and said that Twitter “Rarible prints Ethereum-based NFTs“. I wonder if he will not represent the United States at the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo.
Dorsey is the co-founder and CEO of crypto-friendly digital payment company Square, and has previously been loyal only to Bitcoin, saying in a 2019 tweet that “I only have Bitcoin“. While further speaking at the Bitcoin 2021 conference in early June, he said, “Bitcoin changes everything. I don’t think there is anything that makes people around the world more capable. ”
Dorsey also hints that some major Bitcoiners agree that Ether could overtake bitcoin as the world’s largest cryptocurrency. While he also claimed that he only invested in Bitcoin back in 2019.
Even Mike Novogratz, the founder and CEO of crypto investment firm Galaxy Digital, also considered his prediction that Ether would one day become the “largest cryptocurrency”.
