BAYC founders call Nazi conspiracy video ‘crazy disinformation campaign’

By cineramaJune 25, 2022NFT

The founders of the Bored Ape Yach Club (BAYC) responded to the recent controversy surrounding a documentary accusing them of promoting Nazi imagery. The co-founder of Yuga Labs , […]

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BAYC founders call Nazi conspiracy video ‘crazy disinformation campaign’

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