On Banana’s ascent and into its peak, the developers were accused of lots of things: Is it some sort of scam? An NFT project? Does it include malware? Is it propped up by bots? The developers ...

the virality of Banana can be explained by general tongue-in-cheek internet humor and the stupid amount of money one can make ...

One banana — the Crypticnana — sold for $ ... Humans like to collect stuff, even virtual bananas. It’s not really an NFT, but it kind of works that way — but without blockchain involvement.

It was a banana with a back story ... a Picasso painting and a very expensive NFT of a pet rock. transcript “Cattelan’s ‘Comedian.’ Here it is in all its splendor. We’re going to ...

The banana is part of a piece of artwork called ... For a crypto fanatic like Sun, the artwork's similarity to an NFT most likely didn't go unnoticed. "This is not just an artwork; it represents ...

While there’s something unseemly about how Banana strips the “game” part away from selling gaming assets, it doesn’t seem like a scam or an NFT-style pyramid scheme. The developers aren ...

Well, Banana reduces this down to its titrated ... It’s understandable that some are drawing associations with the miserable NFT pyramid schemes we saw come and go over the last few years ...

If taping a banana to a wall doesn’t exactly seem like ... After all, Comedian is strikingly similar—in both form and function—to the NFT craze that took the crypto world by storm several ...

Banana is a game about clicking on a banana ... on—like all this clicking is somehow powering behind-the-scenes NFT generation or something. I share that wariness on a gut level, but as Harvey ...

The vendor who sold the banana received only a quarter for the ... purchase of 100,000 bananas by Mr. Sun — who once bought an NFT of a pet rock for more than $600,000 — would be about $ ...