Digital illustrator and animator Jason Duckmanton beckons you to a haunting new universe with ‘The Offerings.’ Originating from the UK, Duckmanton is no stranger to the NFT world. His work often explores the macabre, imbued with surrealist elements that dare...
Last month, popular crypto exchange, Kraken, announced that it would launch a gasless NFT exchange, to the excitement of the industry. Now, just in time for Christmas, the public beta of the platform is finally live. As per a December 22, 2022 blog post, everyone can use Kraken...
According to recent filings with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Monster Energy has four pending trademark applications related to the nonfungible tokens (NFTs) and metaverse realms. The first trademark application consists of downloadable virtual goods comprised of, but not limited to, beverages, food, supplements, sports, gaming,...
There is an empty void in the blockchain space where a game about giant robots fighting each other should live. Long a favorite theme among many gamers, the blockchain gaming world has not yet had a mech-based game make any sort of major splash. But that may soon...
Dygycon 12, hosted by the Web 3 Trading Card Game Splinterlands, will open its door on the 18th of November from 2-5 PM EST / 7-10 PM UTC and will last until the 20th. This might be an opportunity to get updated and make valuable connections in the...
NFTs have long been the domain of art and PFP projects, and, more recently web3 gaming. And though there are many other use cases for NFTs, many of those projects have failed to gain any significant traction. That seems to be changing for two genres, music and film...
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Hello and welcome to Daily Crunch for Tuesday, March 8, 2022! Today was an Apple event day, which means that the larger tech industry ground to...
Public universities across a widening swath of U.S. states have banned TikTok in recent months, and two of the country’s largest colleges just followed suit.
The University of Texas and Texas A&M University are two of the latest colleges to take action against the social app, which is owned...
