Did MoonPay give Hollywood celebs Bored Ape NFTs to pump their price and boost its profile?

By cineramaJune 14, 2023NFT

MoonPay on phone It’s no secret that there’s an ongoing class action lawsuit against some of Hollywood’s biggest names for promoting Bored Ape NFTs without declaring their financial interests. […]

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Did MoonPay give Hollywood celebs Bored Ape NFTs to pump their price and boost its profile?

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