2021-6-16 06:38 |
Porsche announces NFT subsidiary, Chainlink oracles unlock special NFT content, and Mark Cuban continues to invest millions into companies targeting nonfungibles.
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Searches for NFT started picking up from the end of January 2021, climbing sharply week-on-week during February. Google trend data predicts the term to reach an interest mark of 100, which indicates peak popularity for the term by March 13.
2021-3-12 15:41 | |
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Billionaire investor and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban puts his money where his mouth is and invests in Mintable, an NFT platform. The post Mark Cuban invests undisclosed sum in NFT platform Mintable appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2021-3-5 04:35 | |
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Non-fungible indicates that these tokens are not interchangeable for one another as they have unique characteristics. In 2021, NFTs have received a lot of mainstream attention, with promoters like Mark Cuban even calling them “game-changing.
2021-2-26 20:05 | |
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The eye-popping 888 ETH virtual land sale is said to mark the largest NFT transaction of all time.
2021-2-10 20:17 | |
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WSB traders are applying the same principles of the digital/CryptoAsset world, said the billionaire while name dropping Bitcoin, Ethereum, AAVE, and several NFT projects like Mintable, Rarible, OpenSea, NiftyGateway, SuperRare, NBA TopShot, and Bitcoin Origin, and CryptoSlam.
2021-2-2 17:43 | |
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While apes rejoiced at the sight of DeFi bags in Cuban's addresses, he might be preparing for a bearish future.
2021-1-29 01:54 | |
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A non-fungible token (NFT) painting by a 14-year-old art prodigy has fetched nearly $23,000 at auction. The artist has since donated those proceeds to students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The post Art Prodigy Gives NFT Proceeds to Disadvantaged Students appeared first on BeInCrypto.
For the Forbes NFT, this is a stark growth from the initial bid of $350. Proceeds from the auction will support the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and the International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF).