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‘Bored Apes’ shoots for the moon
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techcrunch.comFew things have been more fascinating and frustrating to witness in 2021 than the rise of million-dollar NFT profile pic projects. The collections of 10,000 procedurally generated JPGs earning market caps of hundreds of millions at the hands of seemingly naked speculation have bewildered skeptics and enriched acolytes.
The promise for most of these projects has that, given enough money and community support, a culture and brand can emerge from the ether. Such has been the pitch of Bored Apes
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This Doom mod lets you photo NFTs for money
It’s probably safe to say that most people who aren’t Ubisoft are not fond of NFTs. The good news is that modders have the perfect way of dealing with any NFT frustrations – by shooting them in Doom and earning as much money as possible doing so.
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