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Once exclusive to the elite, alternative assets like art and wine are now accessible to all, as blockchains enable fractional ownership and global trading.

Christie’s auction house is reportedly closing its digital art department, but will continue to auction NFTs under a broader category.

The NFT sector has yet to recapture the enthusiasm of 2021-2022, forcing many NFT-centric companies like OpenSea to pivot to more in-demand crypto use cases.

The artist known as Mr. Black discusses why he believes Bitcoin Ordinals are the only true medium for immutable art and the spiritual philosophy behind his 21,000-piece collection.

Crypto and art NFTs can help investors protect their purchasing power from ongoing fiat currency debasement, according to Raoul Pal.

The foundation is a nonprofit devoted to "safeguarding internet-native culture." The sale price is undisclosed.

Billionaire American film producer and collector David Geffen said Sun’s suit was a “sham” and a fraudulent scheme to claim ownership.

A fast-growing AI art platform embraces decentralized GPUs to reach major performance gains and cut costs for large-scale creativity.

Onchain RWAs are gaining traction as Bitcoin’s price struggles, with market commentators predicting TVL could hit $50 billion in 2025 as demand grows.

AI content creators can monetize their work through diverse revenue streams while ensuring content authenticity and fostering community engagement.

“While the hype surrounding memecoins may fade, the market itself will not disappear,” the CryptoQuant founder wrote on social media.

New MakersPlace accounts were disabled immediately, but users can still purchase NFTs on the platform until it shuts down completely.

Pudgy Penguins’ PENGU token jumps 13% despite NFT sales dropping over 50%, fueled by a viral marketing campaign.

Combining art and emotion to rebuild trust shaken by scandals, these two symbols add a heartwarming touch to crypto’s mission of transparency and connection.

The artwork consists of a regular store-bought banana stuck to a wall with duct tape. It sold in New York for four times the estimated sales price.