First it was the 'Overly Attached Girlfriend', and now it's the 'Disaster Girl' - the faces behind the world-famous memes are reclaiming ownership of them by turning the viral images into non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and making bank. It's safe to say that the interest in the NFT technology is rapidly spreading beyond the cryptosphere. Zoe Roth, whose 2005 picture-turned-meme earned
First it was the 'Overly Attached Girlfriend', and now it's the 'Disaster Girl' - the faces behind the world-famous memes are reclaiming ownership of them by turning the viral images into non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and making bank. It's safe to say that the interest in the NFT technology is rapidly spreading beyond the cryptosphere. Zoe Roth, whose 2005 picture-turned-meme earned
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