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A few thoughts on finding a good investment-grade bored ape
Morgan Linton is a guy I have followed and respected for a number of years and he has recently started dabbling in NFT's which I cannot fully wrap my head around. Currently he is buying and selling BORED APES and I keep wondering what happens to the last guys money when nobody buys it from him after spending 100k on it.



When I bought my first ape the week the project launched I didn’t think much about traits and rarity, instead I was focused on something that would make an awesome profile picture. Then, as time went on and I continued to buy more apes, I started to spend a lot more time looking at traits, and rarity, and really started to pay attention to trends, which change quite a bit over time.


Here is the article by Morgan:
https://morganlinton.com/a-few-thoughts-on-finding-a-good-investment-grade-bored-ape


Make sure to read the whole article and then comment I left because it does open things up for discussion.
 


And then the craziness starts...


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[h]Booth Brothers Spend Nearly $1.3m on a BAYC Ape[/h]


Nearly a week ago, I published an article about a domain investor spending more than $500,000 USD worth of ETH on a Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) ape NFT. This afternoon, Andy Booth announced that he and his brother, James Booth, paid 400 ETH for a different BAYC NFT. This one is golden with red laser eyes and a boat captain’s hat.


https://domaininvesting.com/booth-brothers-spend-nearly-1-3m-on-a-bayc-ape/
 

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