Decentraland News

Bitcoin’s strong monthly performance translated to outsized gains in APT, GALA, T, MANA and SOL, making them the top performing altcoins in January.

Apple’s rumored VR headset launch appeared to fuel a sharp rally in metaverse tokens, but data suggests that the momentum is unsustainable.

Bitcoin could take a break from its sharp rally and if its price bounces off underlying support, APE, MANA, AAVE and FIL could break out.

Genesis, a subsidiary of Barry Silbert's Digital Currency Group, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Jan. 19. Its default could have big implications for the crypto industry.

Donald Trump’s NFT collection started strong but looked lifeless until a few days ago.

“VR has always been part of Decentraland’s vision,” a developer working on the platform’s VR client told Cointelegraph.

The metaverse platform announced that users who own LAND within Decentraland can officially rent out the rights to the space through the digital marketplace.

Despite Facebook’s new name, focus and billions in investment, the metaverse will emerge drastically different from its vision.

The total crypto market cap has dropped under $800 billion, but data highlights a few reasons why some traders are bullish.

The Brønnøysund Register Center collaborated with EY to open a virtual office in the Decentraland metaverse to reach its next generation of users.

Despite the reports surfacing of low numbers of unique active wallets on Decentraland, the metaverse hype, investment and development go on.

DappRadar only tracks users directly interacting with blockchain, a new blog post explains. For example, Axie Infinity’s daily user count is over 100,000, but DappRadar measures it only at 20,000.

User data from DappRadar consists of metaverse users who have also made an in-game purchase with the project’s native token, but the Decentraland and Sandbox projects disagree with that criteria.

Art curators are “unframing” contemporary art to create interactive experiences for metaverse goers that more closely emulate IRL experiences.

The virtual real estate market is crashing despite a McKinsey report predicting a $5 trillion market by 2030.