Kevin Hart's Bored Ape NFT Sale Sends Shockwaves

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Adriana Cortez
1 min read
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American comedian Kevin Hart's Bored Ape NFT sold at an 81% discount, sparking discussions on the current state of the NFT market. The recent sale, along with falling prices of other Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) tokens, suggests a possible market correction. Despite BAYC's popularity, controversies and lawsuits have raised concerns about transparency and ethics in celebrity endorsements of NFTs. This sale has sent shockwaves through the NFT community and prompted reflection on the long-term viability of the market. The implications of this sale go beyond the immediate transaction, impacting perceptions of NFT values and the influence of celebrities in the digital asset space.

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