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An “end-to-end toolkit” for creators to make, show, and sell “digital collectibles” is coming to the social media platform Instagram.

With TikTok facing the prospect of removal from the United States, users should realize that traditional tech companies are far less reliable than the decentralized web.

Users in 100 countries can now connect their digital wallets, post and share nonfungible tokens.

The ASA said the Gale twins could not post the crypto ads “in the form complained about” again, but did not bar them from promoting digital assets in future advertisements.

Meta recently announced its latest NFT feature will allow users to connect their digital wallets to Instagram and Facebook.

“This will enable people to connect their digital wallets once to either app in order to share their digital collectibles across both,” said Meta.

After launching successful nonfungible token collections, the digital artist has set his sights on metaverse NFTs, believing they will become an important market in the future.

On Web2 — Twitter and Facebook — users do not own their own content or followers. That isn’t the case on Web3, where our corporate overseers will become powerless.

FLOW latest price rally has turned it into an "overbought" asset, which could amount to an imminent correction.

Earlier this week, Meta also announced it would join with other tech companies to create a Metaverse standards body.

Nearly half of the consumers who reported a cryptocurrency-related scam in 2021 said it started with an ad, post or message on social media.

Centralized communication platforms prove to be an easily identifiable weakness in activist movements.

The founder of the Azuki NFT project has been accused of abandoning three projects and Instagram has partnered with Dapper Labs to roll out Flow NFT support.

According to Mark Zuckerberg, Meta was planning to “bring similar functionality to Facebook soon” and is working on “augmented reality NFTs” for Instagram as well.

It’s a blow for the NFT space as Kanye West, or Ye, lashes out against the tokens in an Instagram post.