Cointelegraph NFT News

Animoca Brands partners with Hi, a Web3 neobanking app that features cryptocurrency exchange services, conventional digital banking and customized NFT-styled debit cards.

Blur’s liquidity heist on OpenSea continues as each project competes in royalties, fees and decentralized governance.

The Ordinals hype is real, with the NFT inscriptions now regularly taking over 50% of Bitcoin block space.

The Cointelegraph Historical Collection reaches a new milestone in its development, with minted versions of articles becoming more scarce.

Metaverse platform Animal Concerts, Cointelegraph, The Avila Brothers, Billy Ray Cyrus and Snoop Dogg are celebrating blue-collar workers with a new NFT collection.

ShibaSwap is a decentralized exchange platform launched to expand the utility and capabilities of the SHIB token ecosystem.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are not part of the surprising list of five best and worst-performing cryptocurrencies for 2022.

After last year’s hype over nonfungible tokens, people have been speculating about their potential. It created a bubble of unfounded expectations.

Cointelegraph introduces its Historical NFT collection, with articles that have shaped the blockchain industry mintable as nonfungible tokens.

A mix of fundamental, on-chain and technical catalysts has driven the CHZ price to its best levels since April 2022. What's next?

Analysts are divided on whether the potential NFT liquidation event is a buy-the-dip opportunity.

Cristóbal Balenciaga’s never-before-seen drawings inspire the new NFT collection through a collaboration between Cointelegraph, Art Consulting, Artvein, Animal Concerts, Defy Trends and Crypto.com NFT.

Continued adoption of nonfungible tokens across a variety of industries from video gaming, music, art and digital collections could see the sector valued at $231 billion by 2030.

Despite the massive downturn in the NFT market, CryptoPunk 4464’s $2.6 million price tag signals that top NFT projects are still managing to attract some serious attention.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark, and Copyright offices will explore the impact of NFTs on intellectual property rights as lawsuits begin to stack up.