Frank DeGods walks away from NFT project DeGods
DeGods founder Rohun Vora, aka Frank DeGods, announced his departure while claiming he’s “not on the run” and hasn't done anything illegal.
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DeGods founder Rohun Vora, aka Frank DeGods, announced his departure while claiming he’s “not on the run” and hasn't done anything illegal.
The NFT’s fine print doesn't include any sponsorship rights, and Cobie warns, “We are allowed to call you idiots for buying it."
NFTs produced by RTFKT, the startup that was bought and shut down by Nike, are no longer displaying the intended artwork.
Coinbase-supported Instagram copycat Zora announced an airdrop with zero governance rights after its controversial pivot from NFTs.
A user thought Binance stole an NFT-like Ordinal tied to one of his bitcoin deposits. In reality, a digital gold panner found and took it.
Buying any crypto project that Donald Trump has promoted from a regulated US exchange is officially a great way to lose money.
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