The first ‘NFT restaurant’ will run you as much as $14,000 for an exclusive VIP membership — but you’ll have to bring your wallet to pay the tab

By cineramaJanuary 15, 2022NFT

Fish on display on Flyfish Club’s website. Flyfish Club is selling memberships through NFTs ahead of its launch in 2023, Fortune magazine reported. An "omakase" premium membership costs 4.25 […]

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The first ‘NFT restaurant’ will run you as much as $14,000 for an exclusive VIP membership — but you’ll have to bring your wallet to pay the tab

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