Tag: NFT

  • FBI Warns About a New NFT Scam: What Is It and How to Stay Safe

    FBI Warns About a New NFT Scam: What Is It and How to Stay Safe

    In the ever-evolving digital landscape, where innovation often goes hand in hand with exploitation, a new shadow has emerged in the realm of non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), has sounded an alarm about an emerging threat – a sophisticated NFT scam. As enthusiasts and investors dive headfirst into the world of…

  • NFTs: A Legal Perspective

    NFTs: A Legal Perspective

    The world of NFTs has taken the art world by storm. These digital assets, which use blockchain technology to verify ownership and provenance, have been making headlines as they command millions of dollars in sales. However, with the rise of NFTs come legal issues that need to be addressed. 

  • Code in the name of core developers behind Bitcoin, sold as NFT

    Code in the name of core developers behind Bitcoin, sold as NFT

    Luke Dashjr, one of  the core developers behind Bitcoin recently took to Twitter to express his concerns regarding a NFT. He discovered that someone has created and sold an NFT featuring his code without his knowledge or consent. 

  • English Premier League joins hands with a French NFT company

    English Premier League joins hands with a French NFT company

    After months of negotiations, England’s highest Football league system has finally partnered with a new NFT company. The English Premier League has announced that it has joined hands with a French Company called Sorare. 

  • Telegram to sell Usernames, Channel links as NFTs

    Telegram to sell Usernames, Channel links as NFTs

    Telegram CEO has announced that Telegram’s Usernames, Groups and Channel links would be sold as Non-fungible Token like Smart contracts. The announcement was made from the CEO’s Telegram channel. Telegram has different unique names that can be used as Usernames, Channel links. They can be suffixed to t.me and be used, such as t.me/Your_Name. He…

  • Counterfeiting BAYC tokens brought to the Court

    Counterfeiting BAYC tokens brought to the Court

    Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT is the coolest thing in the town right now. It is a thing that every celebrity wants and the price of which can surely topple your brain.  However, there are certain entities that intend to derive benefit from such a popular and growing brand. The meteoric rise of the Ape…

  • Budweiser launches a NFT racing game

    Budweiser launches a NFT racing game

    In our previous post, we had talked about how Budweiser entered into the NFT space with the purchase of the spot-on domain Beer.eth. The company sought to establish the company’s branding in the upcoming blockchain space. The company has delved further into decentralised branding with the launch of a new NFT Racing game.  Budweiser in…

  • KPMG’s purchase of a NFT and a new Ethereum Domain Name

    KPMG’s purchase of a NFT and a new Ethereum Domain Name

    KPMG Canada is a Global Accounting Firm. It provides Audit, Tax, and Advisory services and is a Canadian Leader in it. The company has recently invested in two crypto assets. One is an NFT while the other is an Ethereum Domain Name. The company has purchased a World of Women #2681 NFT. It is a…

  • Eminem has bought half-a-million dollar NFT

    Eminem has bought half-a-million dollar NFT

    Begin 2022 and even Eminem has bought a NFT. Yes, Eminem has joined the frenzy. The iconic rapper has bought Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT #9055. Eminem has bought the NFT for a price of 123.45 Ethereum. This was equivalent to $453,000 at the time of purchase. OpenSea sold the NFT, and has also created…

  • World’s first SMS sold as a NFT

    World’s first SMS sold as a NFT

    Vodafone has sold World’s first SMS to be sent. They were sold at a Paris Auction House called Aguttes Auction House, as reported by Deutsche Welle. The Auction fetched €107, 000 which is equal to a whooping $121, 000. World’s first SMS was sent on 3rd December, 1992. It’s been almost 3 decades since! What’s even…

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