Crypto Collectibles News

CryptoKitties will be part of the NFT marketplace on a major Japanese crypto exchange.

Ethereum-based sports tokenization venture Chiliz is partnering with the UFC to allow fans to use tokens through the Socios.com platform.

The company behind CryptoKitties has secured a patent to create digital tokens in partnership with the National Basketball Association.

A freshly minted non-fungible token backed by 1.15 million ENJ that pays homage to the Doge meme is now the most valuable ERC-1155 token in existence.

The UFC has partnered with CryptoKitties creator Dapper Labs to launch blockchain-based collectibles on the forthcoming Flow platform.

A new Ethereum-based platform, Enjin, aims to make game creation and creative projects on the blockchain simpler for a wider community.

Microsoft’s cloud platform Microsoft Azure announced the “Azure Heroes” blockchain non-fungible tokens aimed at rewarding its developer community.

Microsoft, game developer Eidos and gamebook firm Fabled Lands are jointly developing a blockchain card game based on an 80s best-selling gamebook.

Blockchain game F1 Delta Time — licensed by the world-renowned racing series Formula 1 — is holding an auction of F1 car-branded non-fungible tokens on Nov. 28.

English Premiere Leage football club Manchester City partnered with South Korean blockchain football gaming startup Superbloke.

Blockchain gaming startup Animoca and blockchain network Harmony are aiming offer crypto collectibles on a much larger scale with a new acquisition.

The NBA has partnered with the crypto collectibles developer behind CryptoKitties to launch a new collectibles platform and competitive game.

The Austrian Post releases a line of 150,000 “crypto stamps,” a set containing a crypto collectible authenticator and a stamp that can be used for actual mail.

Battle games are coming to blockchain, with a video game industry veteran launching a new title where players own, mutate, and battle digital crabs with unique attributes.

A crypto collectibles platform is planning to open up its ecosystem to developers so that a range of new games, competitions, polls and activities can be launched.