🐻 Crypto Bear Market & Hot NFT Projects

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Pete, Andy & CSU discuss the recent crypto bear market, their regrets selling Bored Apes & Cryptopunks at various points, whether NFT projects need tokens, Super Bowl sports betting, the Holo drop on NBA Top Shot and recent Kevin Durant ad, and hot projects like Doodles and Azuki. Later, Jack joins to recap the Nets-Lakers game and open a MGLE pack. 📺 Watch Club Top Shot on YouTube 🐦 Follow CTS on Twitter 🍾 Become a Club VIP member & join the Discord 👕 Club merch ► Follow Jack on Twitter ► Follow Jennings on Twitter ► Follow Pete on Twitter ► Follow Andy on Twitter ► Follow Mike on Twitter ► NBA Top Shot 🎧 Club Top Shot podcast 🎧 Club Top Shot RSS

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