Are NFTs the new diamonds?
Last Sunday, a picture of an Indian couple exchanging NFT rings went viral on Twitter. Dalsukh Tapaniya and Kinjal Pipaliya were the couple in question. Finally we exchanged NFT Rings today❤️ pic.twitter.com/oloRC7jSLF— Dalsukh Tapaniya (@djtapaniya) February 20, 2022 The couple shared the OpenSea links of the NFT rings. Twitterati was in stitches. Some even started threads on NFT wedding gifts and suggested metaverse as a honeymoon destination. https://twitter.com/bharatxoni/status/1495413548759252994 https://twitter.com/moopayments/status/1495437027218710534 Meanwhile, a couple of Twitter users rained on the parade, reminding the netizens on the tax policy on crypto. @RBI be like – Congratulations on the wedding, hope you'll pay 30% tax on that NFT as well soon.— Nikhil Sulghur (@Nikhilsulghur) February 21, 2022 The OpenSea platform has over 1,000 NFT wedding rings available. The most expensive ring currently on the platform costs ETH 1000 (USD 2.7 million). There are a few rings in the range of ETH 100 – 200, ETH 10 – 25, and anywhere between 0 to 4 ETH. Metaverse is slowly trickling down the social hierarchies. Last month, a couple from Tamil Nadu came up with a Harry Potter-themed metaverse wedding. Dinesh Sivakumar Padmavathi and Janaganandhini Ramaswamy hosted Asia’s first metaverse wedding. The couple invited 2,000 guests to the wedding and also created an avatar for a dead relative. The wedding was held on the platform TardiVerse. Abhijeet Goel and Dr Sansrati too tied the knot early this month on Yug Metaverse. Wavemaker India and Bharat matrimony were the brand partners of the ceremony.
Last Sunday, a picture of an Indian couple exchanging NFT rings went viral on Twitter.
Last Sunday, a picture of an Indian couple exchanging NFT rings went viral on Twitter.
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