With the rise of crypto, NFTs, the Metaverse, and Web 3.0, it’s no surprise that some companies are looking to populate those spaces with things we have in the real world, from real estate to assets.
Warner Bros. Discovery has teamed up with vinyl toy brand Funko to drop a Halloween-themed NFT collection.
ZUNAVERSE, a full-stack NFT marketplace built on Binance Smart Chain (BSC), has teamed up with MetaSetGO, an up-and-coming mobile gaming platform and Metaverse business, to offer a fresh and innovative experience for Crypto, NFT, and Play2Earn Gaming enthusiasts.
VIP luxury party host Amber Lounge is launching exclusive NFT-based VIP memberships. The ‘Amber X’ NFTs represent an exclusive club with only 1,888 invite-only memberships available for purchase
Hyundai Motor Company will offer its first exclusive Metamobility NFT collection, ‘Shooting Star,’ through its official NFT website, on May 9-10.
Supercute World has teamed up with Web3 developer platform Alchemy, to power its upcoming NFT project, Supercute World’s ‘SELFi3S’.
Coinbase has disabled NFT transfers on its iOS wallet app, blaming Apple's 30% Tax. Using Apple software to pay its gas fees would subject such revenues to Apple's 30% app tax.
The PGA TOUR and Web3 brand Autograph are to create a comprehensive "digital collectibles" NFT platform, revolutionizing golf fandom by allowing fans to celebrate their love of the game by owning a token of its storied history.
Artist Saint Von and his team have created a combination of real-world experience and an online NFT project with the first-ever NFT series art on vodka bottles with Trust Me Vodka.
Three years after Nike bought NFT company RTFKT, it’s now closing it down, announcing that they will “wind down” operations by January 2025.
iPay has launched as a de facto payment gateway for content creators in web 3.0. Web 2.0 platforms are no longer relied upon by creators for the infrastructure that they have traditionally given in order to make money
