Despite generating quite a bit of controversy and some pushback among tech enthusiasts, Twitter mogul and CEO Elon Musk still creates a stir when he sets his financial eye on a project, often leading to high interest in them. Something that happens even on occasions where he does not openly say it and only mentions it, as has just happened with the collection of NFTs known as Milady.
Very popular non-expendable tokens, which have around 10,000 of these digital items with anime-inspired designs, of which Musk shared an image saying: “It’s not a meme, I love them”, making this collection occupy the first place in the trends of the Opensea marketplace.
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As reported by the specialized media Coindesk, the NFT Milady collection went from a minimum price that briefly reached the all-time high of 7.3 ETH (around $13,700 dollars), to then drop to 5.6 ETH at the time of publication and register a rise of 59% on its minimum price during the last seven days.
Furor for this project that was also experienced in the price of LADYS, a memecoin related to the Milady project, which also had a rise thanks to Elon Musk’s tweet, which according to data from CoinMarketCap,
it shot up more than 2,500% after publication.
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