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.
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
DigitalSelf yesterday unveiled its self-service web3 technology to an audience of sports industry professionals.
SingSing, a community-driven platform that connects Superfans with their favourite singers, has launched an NFT Marketplace for music NFTs.
Singapore-based Web3 start-up Atem Network is launching its product beta on March 16th. Atem Network is a multichain Web3 social platform combining decentralized community and social trades.
Polygon, an Ethereum scaling platform onboarding millions to Web3, has partnered with NFT music platform Token||Traxx ahead of its Token Generation Event (TGE) this month.
By now, most of us have heard the words NFT (Non-Fungible Token) and Metaverse, two of the hottest topics on the market.
Mintable is looking to send 3 NFTs that were stolen in a recent OpenSea exploit, back to their rightful owners.
NFTs began their journey via games where assets such as swords, guns, rewards, etc., were traded for NFTs. Since then, these digital tokens have been moulded into all forms.
JPMorgan has become the first lender to enter the metaverse, having opened a lounge in Decentraland, a virtual world based on blockchain technology.
Animal Concerts has successfully held a $6.75 million private round from a consortium of funds and token holders.
Two of the world’s leading blockchain gaming consumer brands The Sandbox and Chain Games are partnering to highlight the integration of Chain Games...
