Elon Musk’s Latest Tweet Sparks Price Rally For This Little-Known NFT

Twitter CEO's latest attempt in tweeting a meme has led to an abrupt price surge for the Milady NFT collection on OpenSea.
By Coingapestaff
Updated July 17, 2025
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Crypto News: To the delight of many Milady NFT holders, Elon Musk tweeted a meme on Wednesday that featured the easily recognizable character from the NFT collection with the words “There is no meme, I love you.” Following this, the floor price of the digital collectible skyrocketed to new heights on the OpenSea marketplace.

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Musk’s Tweet Sparks NFT Rally

The entry-level price for the collection on crypto markets quickly increased from 3.75 ETH ($6,920) to 5.70 ETH ($10,371), as seen by statistics from the leading NFT marketplace. According to information obtained, sales of Milady NFTs increased by a factor of 500% over the previous twenty-four hours as of Wednesday afternoon, and the floor price increased by nearly half.

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However, it’s not the first time that Musk has used Twitter to cause a jump in digital asset prices; the Milady meme comes as the most recent example. After Musk updated Twitter’s official logo to feature the popular canine meme depicting a Shiba Inu dog, the price of Dogecoin rallied over the course of the previous month.

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Milady NFT’s Past Controversy

In recent times, the Milady NFT collection has been shrouded in numerous controversies. The NFT prices dropped drastically last May after the inventor of Milady Maker — Charlotte Fang — admitted that she ran a pseudonymous Twitter account in which she sent racist and abusive messages.

Miladys are a type of profile-pic (PFP) NFT that consists of around 9,823 NFTs displaying faces like those of young children with anime-styled wide eyes.

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