Zionsville-based startup selling coffee with a high-tech, NFT twist

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4 thoughts on “Zionsville-based startup selling coffee with a high-tech, NFT twist

    1. Could you describe why you think this is a scam. Easy to call a new thing you don’t understand a scam. harder to justify your position.

    2. Paul – if a business has the acronym CBD or MLM or NFT – it’s a scam

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