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BUY WHEN THERE’S BLOOD IN THE STREETS: Adam Weitsman Adds Two More Clutch Markets StonkBrokers To His Collection Amid The Project’s Recent Downturn!

Writer: Kyle
Kyle
Aug 22
1 min read

Whether it’s on Wall Street or at the Stonk Exchange, the old saying “buy when there’s blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own” applies!



On Friday, the StonkBrokers cool off continued as KOLs and trolls took to the timeline to celebrate the downturn and remind everyone that they were right. But while they were busy posting, avid NFT collector Adam Weitsman was busy buying, adding two more Brokers to his growing collection.



“My kids total inheritance when I kick the bucket will basically consist of Otherdeeds and Stonkbrokers,” he tweeted in between buying Brokers #1370 and #2524.


 

With these latest pickups, Weitsman now holds 64 StonkBrokers and is the collection’s number one holder, and he’s clearly still bullish on everything being built.



As the Gazette previously reported, Weitsman acquired 57 StonkBrokers in an over the counter deal on August 8 and officially became an offical partner in StonkBrokers and the collection's parent company, Clutch Labs at that time.


 

“Some invest for returns. Some invest to move the space forward,” the project tweeted. “Adam Weitsman (@AdamWeitsman ) is now officially a partner in StonkBrokers and Clutch Labs. Clock in. We build the future together.”


The Gazette will continue to follow Weitsman as he makes moves across the NFT space and will let you know what he collects next. Stay tuned for updates!

1 Comment


shihong wu
shihong wu
Aug 24

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