Crypto universe: How a 13-year-old makes millions selling NFT art
NBC News Now anchor Savannah Sellers talks with Nyla Hayes, a 13-year-old who has earned nearly $7 million from selling her beautiful portraits of long-necked women as NFTs. Hayes has partnered with a social media app for kids called Zigazoo to help kids even younger than her learn about NFTs.
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