Virtual Property News

FIFA is launching a new EVM-compatible blockchain, which will host its NFT collections and fan experiences.

Tokenized real estate could top $4 trillion by 2035, reshaping property investment as blockchain adoption grows, according to a Deloitte report.

South Korean law allows spouses to claim cryptocurrency and Bitcoin holdings during divorce proceedings, recognizing them as marital assets, law firm says.

The Law Commission’s final report advocates for legal reforms to better protect the unique features of digital assets.

Virtual reality rises from the ashes of the metaverse and sets its trajectory toward being the next big thing in the cryptosphere.

The MicroStrategy chairman argued that the U.S., Europe and China would be much more likely to embrace Bitcoin if it were seen as digital property, not a medium of exchange.

Roblox founder and CEO David Baszucki expects top brands and celebrities to take charge and play a key role in making the “dream” of cross-platform NFTs come true.

Sandbox co-founder Sebastien Borget says the metaverse sector is thriving in Hong Kong, Korea and Japan.

Popular metaverse properties, such as Otherdeeds, The Sandbox, Decentraland, Somnium and Voxels, have all depreciated in value over the past year.

Around 5 billion people are online and digitally-bound assets should get the same treatment as any other type of property, says Sandbox co-founder Sebastien Borget.

Crypto natives and newbies alike came together to build community and share alpha on the latest in music technology and decentralization.

Building communities has become more crucial than ever in today’s rapidly changing art space, especially with the rise of NFTs.

Twenty-five AI “agents” were given a virtual town and were observed going to a bar for lunch, planning a party and expressing other human-like behavior.

Blockchain technology transforms digital ownership with secure and transparent ownership tracking. Explore how it establishes proof of digital ownership.

The manuscript is part of a larger series of physical and digital items related to the famous book.