
The $30,000 Sign-Up Fee Reshaping Crypto Influencer Marketing
A single $30,000 bill tied to one influencer sign-up is forcing the crypto industry to rethink how it pays for online promotion and celebrity endorsements.
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A single $30,000 bill tied to one influencer sign-up is forcing the crypto industry to rethink how it pays for online promotion and celebrity endorsements.

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