Despite the public disclosure of an eccentric statue costing $600k, EGT still fails to capture Elon Musk’s attention.
On November 26th Elon Goat Token(EGT) created a statue for Elon Musk. The figure was 30 feet tall and was having 12000-pound metal in it. In the statue, Elon Musk’s head is depicted on a goat body that is riding a rocket in the monument. Along with that, the monument depicts Musk sporting a DOGE dog tag on his collar.
Furthermore, it was delivered to Telsa’s Austin headquarters. The worth of the statue was $600k, despite all of this there is no public comment has been made by Elon Musk.
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, appears to have ignored a $600,000 monument depicting him as a goat that was made as part of an odd crypto-marketing social experiment.
The creator of EGT is thought to be an ardent supporter of Elon Musk. Additionally, he wanted to try something that no one in the crypto industry would have thought to accomplish. He intended to build a memorial to receive recognition from the owner of Tesla. Los Angeles is where the conceptual design was sketched and produced.
Even after so much hard work, media coverage and spending tons of money, the owner of EGT couldn’t seek attention from Elon Musk.
With the migration of smart contracts from BSC to the Ethereum blockchain, EGT claims to now be focusing on having genuine utility in the decentralized finance (DeFi) area. Following the delivery of the statue, its price appeared to have briefly risen before falling to month lows.
Many cryptos stunts are being done to achieve publicity in the world.
The highest mountain in the world and part of the 2018 Ukrainian Initial Coin Offering (ICO), ASKfm left a wallet with 500,000 tokens on the summit of Mount Everest.
The tokens in the wallet were valued at $50,000 at the time by ASKfm, who estimated their value after the pre-sale and ICO launch.
Another prank in 2018 involved Wong Ching-kit, the proprietor of the Epoch Cryptocurrency website, dropping bundles of cash from a roof in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong, to advertise a contest where contestants might allegedly win sizable cash prizes.