NFTs and blockchain technology could reach a similar tipping point in the future. Decades from now, we may laugh about the “early blockchain days” when pictures of monkeys sold for the price ...

NFTs offer a tamper-proof, transparent way to verify ownership of both digital and physical assets by leveraging blockchain ...

NFT purchases raise questions about what buyers actually acquire. This article examines the realities of NFT ownership, including rights, digital asset components and blockchain implications.

The increase in NFTs is only adding fuel to the flames. Image source: Getty Images. If you own an NFT, it's like owning the rights to a collectible or piece of art. It's practically impossible to ...

NFTs—non-fungible tokens—are unique digital items that are authenticated on the blockchain. The authentication process is the same technology that secures cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, allowing ...

NFTs look set to last not only for this reason ... Patrons can also print and frame the NFT images, thereby making an IRL artwork out of a digital one—the opposite of what we’re used to ...

Music NFTs aren't dead. Here's how companies, artists and fans are using Web3 now following the crash of the speculative NFT era.

Back in 2022, the Tennis Australia's forward-thinking management released 6,776 images of tennis balls as digital NFTs. Each one sold for 0.067 in the ethereum cryptocurrency, about $278 AUD at ...

The explosion of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has transformed digital ownership, allowing creators and collectors to trade digital assets.

NFTs provide artists a method to earn royalties from future sales of their digital works. Minting NFTs involves creating a unique digital asset on a blockchain like Ethereum. To sell an NFT ...

DeWiCats, an NFT project, uses DePIN to bring real-world utilities to NFTs, showing how digital collectibles can provide practical benefits. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have captured the attention ...