Hundreds of Bored Ape owners sign up to hire out their NFTs to brands
“A brand can hit HIRE on an ape, and we will bring the deal to the ape’s owner if both parties agree — and only if — the deal moves forward,” said Mouse Belt co-founder Patrick McLain.
“A brand can hit HIRE on an ape, and we will bring the deal to the ape’s owner if both parties agree — and only if — the deal moves forward,” said Mouse Belt co-founder Patrick McLain.
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