Cryptokitties News

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Dapper Labs — the creator of CryptoKitties — has launched its token-powered basketball game NBA TopShot in beta.

The team behind CryptoKitties, the popular crypto-collectibles game, has announced the game will launch on the Flow blockchain.

Two years after CryptoKitties ‘broke Ethereum’ and the launch of a new CryptoKitty token has overwhelmed the Winklevoss-backed NFT exchange Nifty

The team behind CryptoKitties and the Flow blockchain, Dapper Labs, has revealed a partnership with Libra to share technology between the two projects.

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

Cointelegraph spoke to CryptoKitties co-creator Dieter Shirley to get his thoughts on breaking Ethereum, non-fungible tokens, and the Flow blockchain.

The team behind CryptoKitties, Dapper Labs, has launched an interactive interface for developers to experiment with building smart contracts on the Flow blockchain.

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

NFTs are finding applications beyond gaming. Microsoft has been quick to adopt them, but does this mean these tokens are actually becoming popular?

Gods Unchained blockchain activity far outpaces CryptoKitties at its height in the wake of the public scandal involving Hearthstone developer, Blizzard.

Warner Music part of an $11.2 million investment in new Dapper Labs’ blockchain called Flow from the creator of CryptoKitties.

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

An unknown user bought a unique, virtual racing car for the upcoming blockchain-based game F1 Delta Time for 415.9 ETH ($110,600).

An event in Times Square is going to offer an in-depth look at how non-fungible tokens can transform gaming, licensing, art and finance.