Steve Aoki Cuts Crypto Exposure as NFT Holdings Lose Value
Steve Aoki is scaling back his crypto exposure, selling tokens and holding depreciated NFTs as the broader market shifts away from speculative assets.
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Steve Aoki is scaling back his crypto exposure, selling tokens and holding depreciated NFTs as the broader market shifts away from speculative assets.
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