Amidst Crypto woes, NFTs featuring McDonald’s job applications were Launched

Crypto, specifically NFTs, has become a lucrative source of profit and opportunity for investors during the pandemic. One reason for this mainstream success is the presence of memes in the culture, as satirical coins and tokens have caught the attention of many holders. Currently, there is a running joke in the crypto-verse about how investors will need to look for jobs in the fast-food industry if the markets continue to crash.

Interestingly enough, one of the memes regarding this joke has become its own NFT. In particular, the meme was about McDonald’s sharing job applications with crypto traders, which went viral in June of last year.

Recently, there has been a McDonalds-themed meme showcasing the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, wearing an employee uniform.

The collection is known as the McDonald’s Job Application and consists of 1,111 application forms that holders can use to find jobs at the fast-food chain. The collection’s creator even drew a comic description poking fun at the recent bear market. The comic itself says:

“ETH going down? Can’t afford [a] living? We got you! Apply now to your dream 9 to 5 McDonald’s job with our application.”

According to the creator, the first 1,000 tokens will be free to mint, while the remaining 111 will be sold for 0.01 ETH (~$25 at the time of writing).

The collection has seen some early success as 460 NFT have been minted and are currently being sold on OpenSea for 0.019 ETH. Recently, it is reported that the collection is worth about 15.9 ETH (~$40,000).

It is worth noting that the collection is a parody and is not affiliated with the fast-food company. McDonald’s, however, released their own NFTs celebrating the 40th anniversary of the McRib last November.

Source: CryptoPotato