Web3 News

While most look to the metaverse as a way to bridge the real world to the virtual one, the reverse can also be true.

Although real estate is often considered a safer investment over stocks, it isn’t for everyone, a reality leading many to look to the digital realm as an alternative.

Despite the use of AI and government regulations, the war between luxury goods and counterfeiters wares on.

Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis introduced a new tool to help monitor transactions and tokens across DeFi protocols and multiple blockchains.

Games Fund One will invest in game studios, consumer apps and game infrastructure providers with a16z saying the industry has “solved many of the problems” needed to make a metaverse.

The announcement of the firm's inaugural capital raise from prominent investors is set to propel the vision for the construction of decentralized content representing communities from across the NFT space.

This suite of tools is designed for developers to build products and services in the DeFi, GameFi and NFT spaces.

According to Pocket Network, the latest integration with NEAR allows native developers to deploy their applications on other supported blockchains, including Ethereum, Solana, Polygon and more.

The major game developer is reshaping its business strategy to include a more robust NFT ecosystem by investing in blockchain gaming infrastructure.

Here’s how Polkadot's ecosystem and Substrate platform can be compared with Ethereum’s upcoming upgrade as the race toward Web3 gathers momentum.

Venture capital continues to target crypto and fintech for funding, with Web3 emerging as a major trend in 2022.

New metaverse platforms are eliminating previously high barriers for businesses and influencers to begin developing their presence in Web 3.0.

Today, our personal data gets breached, monetized and even weaponized against us, but decentralized solutions are granting full control over users’ information back to users.

The decentralized space continues its expansion and major brands are adopting Web3 tools, including Google’s cloud unit.

The company will release tools to swiftly upgrade mobile Web2 games in compliance with Apple and Google app store rules.