A bundle of BoredApes NFTs just sold for $24.4 million at a Sotheby’s auction – showing buyers are still chasing the red-hot digital collectibles market

By cineramaSeptember 10, 2021NFT

NFT NurPhoto A collection of non-fungible tokens depicting cartoon monkeys sold for $US24 ($AU33).4 ($AU33) million at auction this week. The BoredApes Yacht Club bundle featured 107 NFTs that […]

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A bundle of BoredApes NFTs just sold for $24.4 million at a Sotheby’s auction – showing buyers are still chasing the red-hot digital collectibles market

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