Do You Trust Facebook With Your Bored Ape? | Crypto Minute on TheStreet

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Facebook and Twitter brought NFTs closer to the mainstream as Robinhood launched the beta version of its crypto wallet. Watch Ross Mac of Maconomics break down the latest cryptocurrency news on TheStreet’s ‘Crypto Minute’ on Friday, January 21.

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