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You're listening to the Coin Desk Podcast Network. Hey there, happy Monday. Welcome to a fresh week of the hash here

on CoinDest TV. Sorry if you're an Eagles fan, but life goes on. Let's do this thing. I'm

Zach Seward. We got Will Foxley. We got Wendy O,

and we got Christy Harkin. And Wendy is opening the show with a bit of a Super Bowl thingy Mabobber.

Let's hear it. Wendy, what do you got? So we thought we were not going to get any crypto Super Bowl

ads, but we actually did because we got a digital collectible slash

NFT, which I think is a cryptocurrency. That's just my opinion. But Digi-Dico, and apologies

if I pronounce it incorrectly, Super Bowl ad baffles viewers, but the free NFTs are still selling

for approximately $700. I do believe we have a commercial from the Super Bowl.

Oh my, scan now, scan now. Anyways, I don't scan stuff at all. Like, I didn't have my burner

phone with me and I didn't want to scan it because you never can tell. But anyways,

as you guys saw that it featured a QR code to

scan to mint one of 10,000 free Dragon Eggs, which are part of the game's Ethereum NFT project.

And it's a Web3 gaming startup limit break and they paid $6.5 million for the ad. And some of the

viewers say the QR code took them to the Twitter instead of the mint, which I believe it wasn't

even the company. It was somebody that was affiliated with the mint, which I believe it wasn't even the company.

It was somebody that was affiliated with the project. But I think I saw Christy's hand up,

if you want to go ahead and tackle this one. That's funny. It wasn't even so much a hand-up as I

was like, you know, agreeing with you. Oh, okay, good. Oh my gosh. Please, please,, please don't be scanning random QR codes that show up

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