NFT 'Market Collapse' Reports Greatly Exaggerated
Reports on the collapse of the NFT market have been greatly exaggerated, as NFT analysis specialist NonFungible releases bearish – yet evolving – dynamics. Source link
Reports on the collapse of the NFT market have been greatly exaggerated, as NFT analysis specialist NonFungible releases bearish – yet evolving – dynamics. Source link
Another company is getting into NFTs. This time it’s semiconductor, graphics card and CPU company AMD, the makers of the Ryzen CPU. It’s not every day that I report on two massive companies getting in on the NFT game, having earlier today written about how Australian airline giant Qantas wants to get in on the…
Another company is getting into NFTs. This time it’s semiconductor, graphics card and CPU company AMD, the makers of the Ryzen CPU. It’s not every day that I report on two massive companies getting in on the NFT game, having earlier today written about how Australian airline giant Qantas wants to get in on the…
OpenSea today revealed that one of its executives, whom The Block identified as head of product Nate Chastain, used insider knowledge to buy digital art pieces that were set to be featured on the company’s non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace. NFTs are basically crypto tokens meant to indicate that someone owns a particular artwork. Practically everything…
Ethereum’s hashrate —a measure of the computational power devoted to the cryptocurrency—has reached an all-time high, despite the London hard fork that was expected to push miners away from the platform by greatly reducing their profits. CoinDesk today reported that both Etherscan and OKLink show Ethereum’s hashrate peaking over the weekend. The platforms disagree on…
So. A non-fungible token (NFT) collector known as Pranksy recently spent $336,000 worth of ETH on what appeared to be the first NFT from Banksy. But the artwork was later revealed as a likely scam, which could have been devastating, were it not for the scammer’s decision to return most of the funds shortly after…
The inventor of the World Wide Web, sir Tim Berners-Lee is auctioning off his original code as an NFT. As reported by BBC News, this will allow any budding internet historians or crypto investors the chance to own a genuine piece of tech history. (Image credit: Coolcaesar, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported ) Sir…