Graham and Andy are back to discuss why Andy has decided to close his Top Shot account and why Graham has decided to get in on the ground floor of the SuperYeti minting.

Charlie Bit Me! And then he went and sold an NFT for three quarters of a million bucks! Graham and Andy also discuss Mark Cuban’s latest NFT investment, as well as the fun release of the Bored Ape Yacht Club algorithmic series.

How does today’s NFT market compare to the last few months? What can NBA Top Shot do to recover February highs?

We take a look at what’s new from Apymon to Larva Labs to Gary Vee’s new utility-filled venture.

Is the crypto/NFT space ripe for money laundering? Graham and Andy discuss that question as well as memes, models, and the topic of NFT silliness and functionality.

Does Topps deserve criticism for their shaky MLB NFT Rollout? And can this new meme-coin POODL survive a revamp to version 2.0? Join us for that and more on episode 6!

The Fungibility boys talk the latest in NFTs. Like memes making money, Topps going digital (and public!) and Filip Hodas unearthing beloved cartoon fossils.

Tom Brady starts a new NFT company, Paris Hilton is all about NFTs, SNL’s NFT sketch is now … an NFT, and thoughts on having an NFT State of Mind. All that and more on this week’s episode of Fungibility.

In order to better predict the future, we must understand the past. This week, Graham and Andy fake-generate their own NFTs and discuss how we went from Colored Coins to CryptoKitties.

Do NFTs have actual utility or is this just a way for celebrities to leverage their fame for cash? What happens when this hype-bubble pops? And how does an app like NBA Top Shot stack up against traditional card collecting?