Hundred-dollar bills featuring a ‘Satoshi’ image go on sale as NFTs

Nine NFTs depicting Dorian Nakamoto appear on OpenSea.

On the OpenSea marketplace, nine NFTs in the form of hundred-dollar bills bearing the image of Dorian Nakamoto, who was credited with the creation of Bitcoin, have appeared for sale.

The collection is named Federal Reserve System of USA. The links in the listing descriptions point to the Federal Reserve System’s official website and Twitter.

Source: OpenSea.

The starting price for one NFT is $100.

The bills were posted by a user under the handle GLOFIEX. His account also contains two other tokens named CryptoDeadPresidents and Dollar V2, also devoted to the U.S. currency.

In 2014, Newsweek reporters found a Japanese-American named Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto in California. He later denied involvement in the creation of Bitcoin, but his face was used to visualize Satoshi.

Earlier, the American football player Rob Gronkowski sold on OpenSea his own NFT collection, dedicated to four Super Bowls and major milestones of his career, for 830 ETH.

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