Owners left with worthless NFTs after F1 Delta Time racing game shuts down

By cineramaApril 5, 2022NFT

Image: Aminoca Brands F1 Delta Time was released in 2019 before the NFT boom and offered players a “play-to-earn” experience with its Ethereum-based NFTs. It’s just three years later, […]

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Owners left with worthless NFTs after F1 Delta Time racing game shuts down

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