What is a Yat and why are people paying $425K for emojis?

By cineramaFebruary 9, 2022NFT

Will emojis become the Web3 version of a username? That’s what Nashville-based tech startup Yat believes and with 160,000 sold worth a combined $20 million, it seems plenty of […]

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What is a Yat and why are people paying $425K for emojis?

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