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Did the ‘Bored Ape’ hype ever feel real, or was it always a rich people’s inside joke?
As NFT trading volumes plummet and the metaverse hype fades in 2026, the Bored Ape Yacht Club's legacy is being reexamined—was it a genuine cultural phenomenon or an elaborate status game for the wealthy? Cast your vote and share your take on whether the hype ever felt real.
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