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It's today explained, but I got to tell you about something that happened yesterday.

Yesterday, a tweet, a tweet was sold for $2.9 million. $2,915,835.47 to be exact. The tweet

was sent at 3.50pm on March 21, 2006. It said, just setting up my Twitter. All over

case. $2.9 million, $2,915,835.47 to be exact. Mind you, this was the first tweet ever

sent. It was issued by Twitter's founder, Jack Dorsey. Yesterday, Twitter billionaire and

friend of Beyonce's husband, as my mom calls him, Jack Dorsey sold his first-ever tweet

for $2.9 million. Say it with me, $2,915,835.47 to be exact. Perhaps you're wondering,

WTF? The answer is NFT.

Non-fungible tokens or NFTs are exploding in popularity. It's the latest cryptocurrency

craze, think Bitcoin. But instead of holding a coin or dollar, you hold an asset, like art,

tickets, music. At a high level, you can think of it as a way of making some kind of digital

asset unique.

Liz Lapato, deputy editor at The Verge.

Here's this artist, people, who just sold an art collage of his for $69 million. Nice.

It's a collage of 5,000 individual images made one per day over more than 13 years. I think

it puts him among the top three most valuable living artists.

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