Snoop Dogg has revealed that he is a crypto whale with NFT for millions of dollars
2 min readThis year, a large number of popular hip-hop superstars such as Eminem, Jay-Z, Ja Rule, Lil Pump and many others joined the NFT sector. American rapper Snoop Dogg has revealed that he is an avid NFT collector. He is the one hiding under a pseudonymous Twitter account called “Cozomo de ‘Medici,” an online character known to hold the NFT for millions of dollars.
Snoop Dogg revealed his identity
Snoop Dogg revealed on Twitter that he is “Cozomo de ‘Medici“, An NFT collector who Opensea.io joined in August and also set up a Twitter account in the same month. Opensea’s wallet contains nonfungible tokens worth nearly $ 17 million from various collections of NFT Cryptopunks, Cosmoflowers and more. At the time of writing, Cozomo Opensea account owns approximately 180 NFTs.
The Cozomo account is purchased by the NFT on a regular basis and contains a number of different types of digital collectibles. Cozomo de ‘Medici (@Cozomomedici) Twitter account follows 247 people on Twitter, but 42,700 individual twitter accounts follow Cozomo. The bio of the account includes a link to Opensea’s account and a note that Cozomo likes to “Share stories and insights from the wild world of the NFT.”
Snoop unviled ownership of Opensea’s account and profile on September 20, 2021. American rapper tweeted: “I’m @Cozomomedici.” From time to time, Cozomo talks on Twitter about the NFT and the phenomena behind the NFT ecosystem.
Cozomo donates 1 ETH to a happy follower
After the revelation, Snoop decided to give one ETH to one of his followers on Twitter. “Dear friens, since I revealed my identity, it has happened that most people did not believe or understand it. I can share that everyone here on Twitter was very kind. And many say they prefer to know me as Cozomo and no one else.” He added:
“So here’s what I decided to do: To make it more fun, I decided to give one random person to share a tweet, 1 ETH from the Medici Vault.”
Cozomo added that some people who sent DM to a Twitter account before it was discovered may want to delete their messages.
