Step Inside the Armory of the NFT Collective 'Knights Who Say Nah'
Knights Who Say Nah co-founder and project lead Nick Richey chats with Decrypt's Jason Nelson inside the group's armory of artifacts, shows off a historic Japanese tanto sword, and discusses why the preservation of histo...
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