CryptoPunks Controversy: Creators Apologize for 'V1' Ethereum NFT Sales
Larva Labs attracts fresh criticism around CryptoPunks after selling NFTs from a scrapped contract—and suggesting potential legal action.
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Larva Labs attracts fresh criticism around CryptoPunks after selling NFTs from a scrapped contract—and suggesting potential legal action.
The @NFT Instagram account has been accused of posting sponsored content without proper disclosure. Now, the account has been remo...
The National Football League (NFL) has announced the American football organization plans to give fans virtual commemorative ticke...
A collective of Cypherpunks is fighting for the freedom of the WikiLeaks founder in a very Web3 way.
IMX is down 23% over the last 24 hours as GameStop cashes in a significant chunk of its token grant after yesterday’s announcement...
NFTs took the cryptocurrency market by storm last year. With numerous artists, athletes, and celebrities like Eminem, Snoop Dogg,...
While the crypto market was still down in double digits from its all-time highs, in January, the non-fungible token (NFT) market i...
Some of the unauthorized Nike NFTs are being sold at triple the value of the actual sneakers.
After launching commemorative virtual ticket NFTs in November 2021, the NFL distributed over 250,000 NFTs as of mid-January.
Moon is a brand new economic, and social Metaverse inspired by lunar exploration. Players have the opportunity to acquire NFT land...
Nike has filed a civil case in the United States against the Detroit-based online fashion resale platform StockX, claiming that th...
Attendees of Super Bowl LVI will receive commemorative NFTs alongside their tickets, as part of a deal between the NFL and Ticketm...
StockX is an online reseller estimated to be worth $3.8 billion, and its NFT sneakers in dispute are still online.
For far too long big corporations have dominated the entertainment industry by keeping total control over consumers and content cr...
Are the CryptoPunks V1 the original CryptoPunks? Technically, yes. According to LarvaLabs, the company behind the collection, the...
The items are being referred to as “commemorative digital collectibles” instead.