Crypto Collectibles News

This is the second layoff by the pioneering NFT marketplace after the crypto winter and a stubborn bear market for collectibles.

Online art store Avant Arte is offering print copies of CryptoPunks for the next 48 hours through a partnership with CryptoPunks brand owner Yuga Labs.

The market for nonfungible tokens (NFTs) might be struggling during this "NFT Winter," but there are signs of life if you know where to look.

Yuga Labs CEO Daniel Alegre said the firm was stretching itself thin by taking on too many projects and will now focus on its core aims with a smaller team.

The restaurant was being built alongside a private members lounge that was only open to people who bought NFTs, but rising construction costs ultimately halted the project.

Metagood CEO Danny Yang attributed the move to the Bitcoin network being seen as a more secure platform for its users, among other reasons.

Yuga Labs is gearing up to launch a new game in the Otherside metaverse, but it’s not 3D, while NFT trading volume for NFL All Day pumped 570% over the past seven days.

DeLabs has promised to return the $3 million grant initially provided by Polygon Labs to support y00ts from Solana to Polygon.

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The Sandbox added a new major IP to its virtual world, a portfolio management startup raised $3.6 million and The Flash is getting NFTs.

The store’s team said games can offer NFTs for sale or to earn, but developers must declare this feature in their game's descriptions and must not allow gambling.

Coffezilla asserted that the refund process should be easy to sort, and the financial implications aren’t an issue for someone as wealthy as Logan Paul.

The MetaBirkin creator argued that his project was protected under the first amendment as artistic expression; however, that defense ultimately fell short.

In a short promotional video, Nike’s logo for its Web3 platform, “.Swoosh,” features alongside the logos for Epic Games’ Unreal Engine and Fortnite.

Luca Netz suggested that Pudgy Penguins is pushing for Web3/blockchain as a “back end not front end” approach, as it makes its IP as accessible as possible.