OpenSea is rolling out features to “improve authenticity” on the digital marketplace, the company announced in a series of blog posts today. The updates include a new system to detect
Beer brand Budweiser and sports apparel firm PUMA, both veterans in the sports sponsorship space, are combining their sponsorships with implementing non-fungible tokens (NFTs). They have partnered with former NBA
Manchester City and PUMA recently announced their collaborative NFT drop, it’s titled 93:20, and Musketon created it. As stated earlier, Manchester City is in a celebratory mood, and the 93:20
Arsenal is one of the major legacy teams in England, and the club holds the title of being the only top-flight English team never to experience relegation. Relegation in European
There have been stranger collaborations in the art world, but not many have been as headline-hitting as the newly minted partnership between Queen of Pop Madonna and Beeple. The Like
Mark Twain’s supposed death in 1897 isn’t the only one that was greatly exaggerated. NFTs, an acronym for nonfungible tokens, are today experiencing premature pronouncements of their demise. One source
Instagram users will now be able to showcase their blockchain art in the form of non-fungible-tokens (NFTs) on the platform, says a new report by Coindesk. According to the report,
A group of non-fungible token (or NFT) creators and collectors will soon be able to display their tokens on Instagram. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed in a post today that
NFTs from some of the most popular blockchain networks for crypto art are coming to Instagram with the announcement of a pilot as soon as Monday. The social media powerhouse
As part of its quarterly earnings report Tuesday, the Seattle coffee giant revealed plans to use the blockchain-based technology to create a digital community and provide access to exclusive perks.
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