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Eminem Invests in NFTs Once Again By BTC Peers

by Mike Robinson

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Eminem invests again in NFTs

Eminem is undoubtedly one of the most popular rappers around. Eminem is highly respected for both his speedy rapping style and his lyrics. He eventually won 15 Grammys. He is also a recipient many awards. One question that many people are wondering about is the reason why NFTs interest the American rapper.

Eminem’s real name Marshall Mathers bought BAYC #9055 to get a NFT valued at $452,000. The popular American rapper purchased a Bored Ape NFT worth nearly half a million dollars. Eminem joins the Bored Ape Yacht Club after acquiring BAYC #9055. OpenSea research shows that BAYC 9055 is held by “Shady” Holdings, which also owns NFTs.

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Which type of NFT did Eminem purchase?

Digital artwork looks a lot like Eminem. The artwork has been renamed “EminApe”. Eminem took the artwork as his profile pic on Twitter after it was acquired (NYSE:). Grandpa Ape Yacht Club was the one who created the NFT. GeeGazza tweeted about the transaction and acknowledged that the artwork had been sold. GeeGazza expressed appreciation for Eminem in his tweet by writing that “I am living in a simulator… Let me write lyrics in your next song.”

Notably, Eminem has not shown an interest in blockchain technology for the first time. In his track “Not Alike,” Eminem used the term “bitcoin”, where he said that everyone used to bite Nickel and now everyone is doing it. In August 2021, the rapper partnered Paul Rosenberg with other venture capitalists to invest in Makersplace. This is a market where NFTs can be traded.

Best belief holds that the multi-award winning rapper will invest more in the Blockchain technology sector.

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