Loot, One Year Later: The NFT Hype Is Dead—But 'Lootverse' Hope Lives On
Lists of fantasy gear sparked a market boom (and bust), but also the imagination of builders. Loot-inspired games and media are nearing release—and a “Loot 2” NFT launch could accelerate growth.
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