A közösségi média befolyása 250 ezer dollárért eladja szerelmét NFT -ként

A Social media influencer has sold her love as an NFT to an unknown bidder for $250,000.

Marta Rentel from Poland had decided to join the nem helyettesíthető token (NFT) fad by selling off what she described as her love. Surprisingly, the NFT raked in $250,000 for Rentel. The winner of Rentel’s NFT will now have the opportunity to go on a dinner date with the influencer. 

Rentel kommentálta on the sale of her NFT, which she dubbed as selling her ‘love’ by saying,  “Nothing on the internet is physical, it’s a part of my online persona.” 

Rentel admits that the idea to sell her love was inspired by Italian artist Salvatore Garau, who sold an invisible sculpture for $18,300. 

Rentel further described her idea, saying, ““For me, selling digital love is empowering for women because we can love without compromising our freedom and individuality,” she said. “Digital love is transactional, but so is marrying a man just because he is wealthy and stable, right?”

Rentel will be donating some funds of the sale to charity. Rentel does not discount the possibility of finding true love through the sale, saying, “If I manage to successfully mint my Digital Love and find my second half, then why shouldn’t other feelings and emotions just follow?” Currently, the winner is unknown to Rentel. 

NFT industry booming 

The growth of the NFT industry continues to see wider-spread adoption. Sports athletes are joining in on the craze, with Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho recently bejelentette his very own NFT collection. 

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra have also mozdulatokat tett into the industry with the launch of its own NFT collection that will help support musicians on furlough during the Covid-19 Pandemic. 

Coca-Cola nemrég bejelentés it will be auctioning its first collection of NFTs, the collection will include digital apparel that can be worn virtually in the Decentraland metaverzió. 

Actress Mila Kunis sikeresen elindítva her Stoner Cats NFT sale this past week, selling out in 35 minutes and raising $8 million towards future growth of the Stoner Cats television series.