Fake Heiress Anna Sorokin Is Launching An NFT Collection: Report

The fake heiress Anna Sorokin is launching an NFT collection that will grant holders access to her so let’s read more today in our latest cryptocurrency news.

In a bid to rehabilitate her image, the fake heiress Anna Sorokin is getting into the NFT space. The “Anna Card” went live today follwoing a 2000-item collection which can be purchased for 0.1 ETH at press time. FNTs are blockchain-based tokens that show ownership over digital or physical assets. While in federal custody, Sorokin said that she is making NFTs for her fans:

“We are creating a ‘Reinventing Anna’ NFT project.”

Socialite Anna Sorokin, a.k.a. Anna Delvey, is currently in an ICE detention facility while she fights being deported. Anna spoke one-on-one with @WatchSavannah in a rare interview and one thing’s for sure – Anna wants you to believe she's reinventing herself. pic.twitter.com/uknNKTOL4A

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The Russian-born Anna Sorokin returned to the international spotlight this year after Netflix released the series based on the true story of her exploits where she posed as a German heiress while being courted by journalist, Jessica Pressler. Now that her prison sentence is completed, she is being held in an ICE Immigration detention center for overstaying her US visa. She said:

“I would not encourage anyone else to follow my footsteps.”

Sorokin was working on an NFT scheme while detained and the “Anna Card” NFTs will unlock exclusive live streams, phone calls, and meetings depending on the tier purchased. The “ultra platinum” NFTs will be the main tier that will unlock in-person meetings with Sorokin and the personal items from her. When asked why anyone should buy something from her given her past, she thinks that she actually changed a lot:

“I changed so much in a way,” arguing that “I’m not like this vicious scamming person.”

Sorokin added that moving forward, she wants to do things right and focus on making something legal.

Speaking of NFTs, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates dismissed the investments in the crypto and NFT space arguing that the digital assets market is driven by speculation mostly. The greater fool theory refers to the idea that one can make money by investing in overvalued assets and selling them for a profit later because there will be always someone that will come along and pay a higher price. Bill Gates takes aim at NFTs and called out people willing to spend huge amounts of money on NFTs casting doubt on their value as investments.