The world of crypto-bros and digital creators is no longer limited to non-fungible tokens. Luxury brands are also joining the fray by 2022. Read more.
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For mining and trading NFTs, Ethereum has been the preferred blockchain. The situation is changing quickly, however, as the high gas fees on Ethereum are forcing many participants off, making NFTs on other chains more appealing. Read more.
Through a smart tourism initiative, AFEN takes a giant step towards exploring the metaverse, partnering with plateau state as the first step. Read more.
You may find yourself trying out new ways to get a closer look at your favorite sports teams and clubs if you are a die-hard sports fan or enthusiast. Read more.
One of the world's most prominent blockchain projects, Cardano, founder Charles Hoskinson put forward some thoughts about the last day of 2021. Read more.
After Facebook’s big Meta announcement, Metaverse tokens like SAND and Decentraland defy the recent crypto crash. Read more.
In 2021, Nigeria's economy is projected to grow by 1.8% according to the world bank's baseline scenario. If the government fails to maintain recent macroeconomic and structural reforms, the pace of economic recovery could slow, and GDP growth may reach just 1.1 percent in 2021. Read more.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has expressed his interest in cryptocurrencies and he has been a vocal supporter. In fact, if you take a look at his Twitter profile bio, you will see the hashtag #Bitcoin. Read more.
NFTs are taking the crypto market by storm with new player Solana. Read more.
Sotheby’s, one of the world’s oldest and largest marketplaces, is embracing digital collectibles. Read more.
As more clubs integrate crypto into their everyday operations, the football ecosystem has stepped up its adoption game. Read more.
The non-fungible tokens known as NFTs are becoming increasingly popular today among cryptocurrency enthusiasts. Contrary to expectations, a significant portion of the crypto population is unaware of how or where they can buy or sell them. Read more.