These adorable baby ape NFTs? They’re racist — and stolen.

By cineramaNovember 19, 2021NFT

The scammy saga of the multimillion-dollar Lil Baby Ape Club shows that the digital art market is broken. Lil Baby Ape Club/Twitter The NFT world is a messy space. […]

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These adorable baby ape NFTs? They’re racist — and stolen.

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