Yat thinks emoji ‘identities’ can be a thing, and it has $20M in sales to back it up | TechCrunch
I learned about Yat in April, when a friend sent our group chat a link to a story about how the key emoji sold as an “internet identity” for $425,000. “I hate the universe,” she texted. Sure, the universe would be better if people with a spare $425,000 spent it on mutual aid…
Yat thinks emoji 'identities' can be a thing, and it has $20M in sales to back it up | TechCrunch Yat thinks emoji ‘identities’ can be a thing, and it has $20M in sales to back it up Amanda Silberling 12:38 PM PDT · July 30, 2021 I learned about Yat in April, when a friend sent our group chat a link to a story about how the key emoji sold as an “internet identity” for $425,000 . “I hate the universe,” she texted. Sure, the universe would be better if people with a spare $425,000 spent it on mutual aid or something, but minutes later, we were trying
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