Crypto ad deals for Super Bowl LVII fell apart after FTX collapse: Report
A few deals for crypto commercials in this year’s Super Bowl reportedly fell apart following the collapse of FTX, but at least one project is giving away NFTs.
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A few deals for crypto commercials in this year’s Super Bowl reportedly fell apart following the collapse of FTX, but at least one project is giving away NFTs.
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