The Latest Breaking News from NFTs

Not only did Trump's candidates lose big in 2022, but he couldn't even make money selling White House influence

Some of the former president's most ardent fans were less than impressed.

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are digital objects that represent something else, such as a work of art, a video or even a tweet. They certify the existence and the ownership of this item through a data recording on a blockchain (a distributed ledger technology).

SARAH FERGUSON, the Duchess of York, is hoping to take the unpredictable digital art world by storm. Fergie is creating a virtual gallery to display her range of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), a type of digital artwork.

NFT collections are so far resisting headwinds from the collapse of the FTX and Binance acquisition deal after prices fell steeply in the immediate aftermath.

An art gallery in Paris is showing and selling things called non-fungible tokens of digital art. Basically, the buyer gets a code for his money, and that code gives him unique individual access to a work of art. Will NFTs, as the codes are called, become the next big thing…

Mieke Marple is an artist and writer living in Los Angeles who has made the transition from the traditional art gallery world to Web3 and digital art, keeping a foot in both worlds as a way to share more of her work and raise money for causes she supports.

A leading non-fungible token collection announced a partnership with a leading apparel company recently. Here are the details and how NFTs are continuing to bring Web2 companies into Web3.

Senior vice president of digital, Drew Crisp, says that Liverpool had to get involved in the NFT space

NFTs have evolved from being pointless digital art for people with too much money. Now savvy businesses and brands are deploying them as a marketing tool, reports consumer trends expert Matt Hay

Another sports league is entering the non-fungible token space with a collection that will come with collectibles and future utility. Here are the details. What Happened: The PGA Tour is partnering with Web3 company Autograph to launch a collection of NFTs for fans and investors.