Web3
NFT Trading Is Ice Cold But Developers Are Still Hot for Web3
This week, new reports were released that point to a major slowdown in NFT trading. Plus, Etihad Airways will soon let its community of frequent fliers stake NFTs for miles.
Is It 2022 Again? Comedian Adam DeVine Appears in Strange Ad for Crypto Exchange Bitget
The “Workaholics” co-creator and star is the face of Bitget’s new #SetForChange campaign, which released a new “Crypto & Beach Houses” video to kick off the partnership.
The Psychology of Failure and Its Meaning for Web3 Games
The possibility of not winning spurs gamers' participation because it gives them the opportunity to learn and improve.
LinksDAO, the Online Community That Bought a Golf Course, Is Accepting New Members
The new tiers of membership offer various levels of access to the group's private Discord, network of peer-to-peer private courses and eventual entry to its Spey Bay Golf Club in Scotland.
Animoca Brands-Backed Game 'Wreck League' Puts Bored Apes Into the Storyline
The new game, launching in the next few weeks, will allow players to assemble giant robotic characters using collectible NFT parts.
More Money For Creators: NFT Minting Platform Zora Initiates New Revenue Split
The platform is now giving creators nearly half of the funds earned from free mints and all of the profits made from paid mints.
July Was a Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Month For NFTs, DappRadar Report Shows
NFT trading volume declined 29% and the number of sales dropped 23% from June, while Yuga Labs collections’ dominance slipped.
Metaverse Project Futureverse's Co-Founders Start $50M Venture Fund
The Born Ready venture studio will invest in early-stage Web3 and metaverse projects.
NFT Trading Volume Is Sinking, But It’s Not Stopping Developers From Entering Web3
According to Alchemy’s Q2 Web3 Development Report, while NFT trading volume fell 41%, almost six million smart contracts were deployed across chains including Ethereum and Polygon.
Has the Bear Market Called Crypto's Bluff?
Despite crypto's problems, there is hope in the industry's capacity to enable more creative and democratic kinds of governance, Nathan Schneider writes.
