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Non-Fungible Tokens
The Emerging Dark Side of NFTs
Not all NFTs are digital tacos or funny tweets. A hacker recently listed the first zero-day exploit NFT for sale through OpenSea. CoinDesk privacy reporter Ben Powers explains what a zero-day exploit is, and “The Hash” panel debates the potential dark side of NFT use cases.
How Corporations Are Getting Into the NFT Space
Trustology founder and CEO Alex Batlin discusses his company's role as a custodian of corporate digital assets, and how corporations can leverage NFTs for investing and borrowing.
Senate Banking Committee Holds GameStop Hearing
The Senate continues its examination of retail investing, holding another hearing on the recent GameStop stock frenzy today. CoinDesk’s Nik De on what to expect. Plus, a peek into the complicated world of NFT regulation.
The NFT Craze Just Keeps Getting Bigger, Broader and Weirder
What do an old Jack Dorsey tweet, a Banksy painting and Taco Bell have in common? They're all NFTs. "The Hash" panel discusses the latest news in the rapidly evolving non-fungible token sphere.
How Do NFTs in the Music Industry Actually Work?
The NFT craze is sweeping the music industry as artists from Kings of Leon to Torey Lanez announce new music released as non-fungible tokens. Some artists are partnering with middlemen like Bondly Finance to make these NFTs happen. Brandon Smith, CEO of Bondly, explains his company's role in the NFT process and how NFTs are shaking up art and social media as we know it.
Soaring Prices for Enjin, FLOW and Rarible Reveal Risks of 'NFT Marketplace' Tokens
Traders think they have a way to profit off NFTs without actually buying them. Buyers still need to be cautious.
Why did Square Buy a Majority Stake in Jay-Z’s Tidal Music Streaming Service?
Square purchased a majority stake in the music streaming platform Tidal, creating another partnership between Jay-Z and Jack Dorsey. Could future NFTs be a factor? Or is this more about cutting out the middlemen and creating a decentralized music streaming service? “The Hash” panel weighs in.
Banksy Art Burned to Be Re-Sold as an NFT: Absurdity or Artistic Statement?
A group of crypto enthusiasts have burned a $100K Banksy artwork, planning to turn the piece into a non-fungible token (NFT) and auction it off for charity. CoinDesk reporter Ben Powers raises the question: "If everything is an NFT, is anything an NFT?" "The Hash" panel debates.
Kings of Leon to Release New Album as NFT
Kings of Leon is the first rock band to release an album as a non-fungible token (NFT). “The Hash” panel discusses the outlook for the music NFT marketplace as artists begin to dabble into the space.
This NFT Success Story Involves Traditional Marketing
Crypto artist Dave Krugman, whose digital work "Ecumenopolis: Sector 1 NYC" recently sold for 20 ETH on SuperRare, explains how the non-fungible token boom has impacted his career and how NFTs are shaping the future of art. "This presents a really interesting opportunity for artists to finally be taken seriously in the digital realm," Krugman said. Plus, a discussion of practical tips for artists hoping to navigate the NFT terrain.