Actress and musical artist Lindsay Lohan got in on the act today, minting her own token on Rarible, a marketplace for digital assets.
The winning bid for the Lindsay Lohan NFT, which clearly supports the Bitcoin Lightning Network, came from Loopify.
They outbid Rarible founder Alexander Salnikov, NFT collector Barthazian and DeFi-whale-turned-NFT-addict 0x_b1 amongst others. Within ten minutes after making the 10 ETH bid, Lohan had accepted it. Loopify is trying to flip the artwork, and put it back on the market for 33 ETH ($57.243). Lindsey Lohan will receive 17 percent of their sale.
Lohan wrote in the asset description;
Bitcoin is the future, happening now. Support my vision of empowerment by collecting this 1 of 1 NFT from @rariblecom https://t.co/0JvU0d1tNI
— Lindsay Lohan (@lindsaylohan) February 10, 2021
She will donate the proceeds to charities that empower the younger generation to adapt and learn about blockchain technology and user empowerment.
Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs for short, are unique crypto assets used primarily as digital collectibles. Popularized by CryptoKitties,
Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs for short, are unique crypto assets used primarily as digital collectibles. One week ago Soulja Boy made headlines when he moved into crypto. It didn’t take long for him to mint his first digital artwork on Rarible. He created Crank That, which has 14 prints. Several edition have sold for 5 ETH each, while the rapper also accepted bids 0.5 and even 0.42 ETH later that week. Now Soulja Boy burned six editions of his artwork and put the two remaining ones up for sale for 8 ETH each.
Sports fanatic and billionaire entrepreneur Marc Cuban became a bit more experimental with Rarible. He started selling a GIF of himself dancing in his Dallas Mavericks jersey, which quickly sold out for 0.02 ETH each and are now listed for 33 ETH or more. However, he started selling voucher for tokenized personal video messages, which is an original thing to see on Rarible.
