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By moving to open-source more of the CryptoKitties codebase, the ethereum-based startup is making its project more of a true decentralized app. origin »
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Youtuber and Internet investigator Coffeezilla has called out Artificial Intelligence (AI) company Rabbit for allegedly being built on a $6 million non-fungible token (NFT) scam. The company is accused of being responsible for the GAMA NFT Project “fraud” as part of a history of lies.
Usually, when we hear about crypto in the news, it is not for good. That happened lately worldwide with NFTs right after the 137th announcement of the death of Bitcoin. Non-fungible assets are just normal stuff.
Non-fungible token (NFT) collectibles have been seeing relentless demand and publicity these days. While the Ethereum network has been the dominant force in this space, a great number of alternative blockchains have been introducing NFT support.
In the world of crypto where new assets are introduced to the market nearly on a daily basis, there’s a new happening kid on the block: Non-fungible tokens (NFTs). These tokens, capable of duplicating official digital media, help musicians, artists, and sports players put a price tag on digital media.
With sales of physical art down because of the pandemic, NFT-based artworks have taken off in 2020.
Non-fungible tokens are seemingly becoming of greater interest to the overall cryptocurrency community. Some of these tokens can go for a fair amount of money, for some reason. One of these non-fungible tokens was recently minted for roughly $129,000 in ENJ tokens this week.
Decentraland opened for gameplay today, delivering on promises of bringing an NFT-based "metaverse" to ethereum.