DigiDaigaku’s Super Bowl Ad Baffles Viewers, But the Free NFTs Are Still Selling for $700

By cineramaFebruary 13, 2023NFT

The Super Bowl isn’t full of crypto ads this time around, but there was one commercial for an NFT -powered game, featuring a QR code to scan to mint […]

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DigiDaigaku’s Super Bowl Ad Baffles Viewers, But the Free NFTs Are Still Selling for $700

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