Here are two other projects he’s interested in.

Mark Cuban took to X on a recent Monday afternoon for an impromptu Ask Me (AMA) session with his 8.8 million followers, exploring a variety of topics, including crypto-related ones.

“I've invested in both (DYOR),” Mark Cuban said when asked about his preferred cryptocurrency ventures beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, highlighting Polygon and Injectable.

Dallas Mavericks still accept Dogecoin

One of the questions touched on Cuban's support for Dogecoin, with the user asking, “Do the Mavs still accept Dogecoin?” he asked. To this, Cuba simply replied, “Yes.” Cuba's NBA team, the Dallas Mavericks, gained widespread attention in 2021 as one of the first major businesses to accept DOGE as a payment method.

Reflecting on the success of Dogecoin, Cuban Mavericks acknowledged that those who invested in the cryptocurrency are now reaping the rewards.

When asked about the viral dogwhiphat meme and whether he's a surfer, Cuban responded directly: “I don't think so.” Cubana, unlike many crypto enthusiasts, seems unfazed by the growing interest in Solana memecoins like DogwhipHat.

In a very lighthearted manner, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell profiled Cuban, asking, “Do you like my printer?” he asked. To which the Cuban jokingly replied, “Go Brrr,” referring to the sound of a printing press.

NFTs should be collected, not guessed

The conversation moved to non-reversible tokens (NFTs), which Cuban positions himself as an expert on. Despite their speculative nature, Cuban emphasized that NFTs are primarily collectible and should be purchased for use or collection, not speculation.

Cuban has highlighted the importance of making more use of new ideas when expressing his thoughts on decentralized finance (DeFi). Despite investing in DeFi, he doesn't seem too impressed with the current situation, saying, “I hope so.” But it is not showing in that direction,” he said.

Mark Cuban, who has experience in traditional finance and crypto, also expressed doubts about real-world asset realignment, saying it would be a “strong sell.” This perspective differs from Larry Fink's bullish prediction, which believes that all assets will eventually be marked down.

In his final reflection on the overall crypto space, Cuban's move echoed that of many retail investors: “I hate the speculation, but I love when there's utility.”