
China-backed BSN to launch introduce infrastructure to support NFTs
China wants to cash in on the NFT hype but wants to stay far away from cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin [BTC].

China wants to cash in on the NFT hype but wants to stay far away from cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin [BTC].

A fresh report from Reuters analyzes the NFT market in the past year and possible future outcomes. It focuses on the $25 billion records of NFT

Looks Rare NFT marketplace is the newest platform in this sector trying to compete with big names like OpenSea and can be successful. There are many

There are many metrics showing promising situations for the NFT market in 2022. The most important one is OpenSeaās good start of the year. Besides, the

OpenSea has established itself as a lucrative NFT venue and the VCs know that. After a blockbuster in 2021, the platform saw a huge influx of

Mobox dApp recorded an eye-opening rise at the end of 2021 and is now the first in the ranking of NFT trading platforms. This decentralized marketplace

2021 has been non less than an extraordinary as well as a tumultuous year for the cryptocurrency industry. From tremendous institutional inflow to expansion across the

Former President Donald Trump may have an aversion toward everything related to cryptocurrency, but not Melania Trump.

Non-fungible tokens or NFTs have emerged as the biggest disrupter in art this year. In the latest development, the Hong Kong-based game software company, Animoca Brands

PepsiCo is entering the NFT world through Ethereum blockchain with the launch of the brandās first NFT collection called āPepsi Mic Dropā.
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