Hugo McDonaugh

Hugo McDonaugh, who introduced a vending machine that offers non-fungible tokensa technology that enables physical assets to be sold using non

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Is Buying an NFT from a Vending Machine as Easy as It sounds?

NFT vendingfounder: Don't count crypto out

Heard Of NFT Vending Machines? Here’s What You Need To Know

You can now buy NFTs from a vending machine in New

Digital art collecting platform Neon

At New York's first 'NFT ATM', buying digital art is as easy as

What did I just buy? I tried to use New York’s first NFT vending

Digital art collecting platform Neon has created the world's first non-fungible token vending machine in New York City, aiming to make online art as accessible as soda or

Neon

New York City now has an NFT vending machine

Neon, a Chicago-based firm has launched the world's first NFT vending machine. But it would appear that an NFT ATM creates other problems

The World’s First Non-Fungible Token Vending Machine

Neon

Neon’s NFT vending machine distributes miniature boxes with QR codes containing several NFTs that buyers can redeem through its platform. It accepts USD credit or debit cards, making

Neon Turning Intangible to Tangible With First NFT