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Despite the effects of the FTX debacle, many industry players remain positive and hopeful that NFTs will recover.

Since leaving The Walt Disney Company, Bob Iger has been acting as an adviser and board member for the digital avatar platform Genies.

Polygon’s list of high-profile partners is getting longer, with Disney, Starbucks and Robinhood already boarding its blockchain.

Disney’s CEO said the company doesn’t tend to use the word metaverse, as it believes it’s a very broad term.

The role includes “full product life cycle legal advice and support for global NFT products,” among other responsibilities.

MATIC's market cap is 69% below its all-time high, and the network's TVL and DApp data haven't picked up recently.

Steady adoption and internal growth back MATIC’s 118% gain, even as most altcoins struggle to hold on to their short-term gains.

MATIC still awaits a decisive breakout after the Disney-led intraday rally, with the profit target sitting about 80% higher than current prices.

Ethereum scaling solution Polygon has been selected to participate in Disney’s Accelerator Program to further Polygon’s development of Web3 experiences.

Chris Wang sold his gaming company to Disney for over half a billion dollars — here, he tells Cointelegraph why he believes Web3 has such great potential.

ESPN’s first NFT collection is based on its "Man in the Arena: Tom Brady" documentary and magazine issue.

It appears the collection sold for an equivalent of $3.3 million.

Second Life creator Philip Rosedale returns to the fold, Disney's patent for a "virtual-world simulator in a real-world venue” suggests an entry to the Metaverse, and Animal Concerts partners with South Korea-based Kakao’s Klaytn project.

The multinational entertainment giant was approved for a “virtual-world simulator” patent during the last week of December 2021.

The real-life Wolf of Wall Street Jordan Belfort has vowed that he is “not leaving” NFTs, The Economist raised $422,000 for charity via NFT auction and the WWE is dropping NFTs.