Classic memes that have sold as NFTs
It wasn’t long ago that your average person had no clue what an NFT was. Nowadays, they’re making headlines for selling for hundreds of thousands of bucks. Predictably, folks are…
Reports of the demise of iconic YouTube video may be exaggerated
Many news outlets are claiming the iconic “Charlie bit my finger” video is about to be removed from YouTube. But reports of its demise may be exaggerated.
‘Charlie bit my finger’ viral video will leave YouTube after being sold as an NFT
Ouch, Charlie! Don’t leave us! The Davies-Carr family, who posted one of YouTube’s most-watched viral videos, “Charlie bit my finger,” back in 2007, announced that the beloved clip will be…
Cryptography experts trash NFTs on first day of RSA Conference
The experts have weighed in: Non-fungible tokens are dumb as hell. The annual RSA Conference brings together some of the brightest minds in cryptography to discuss advances in the field,…
What on earth is an NFT? This beginner’s guide will catch you up.
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NFTs have a climate problem, and the solution isn’t coming fast enough
NFTs have an absolutely massive carbon footprint, and while there are many solutions in the works, very few of them are expected to roll out anytime soon.
‘Disaster Girl’ meme NFT sells for $500,000 at auction
The trend of outrageous NFT auction sales continues with the sale of the “Disaster Girl” NFT, which went for over $500,000 in an auction hosted by Foundation. Even if you’re…
Edward Snowden’s one and only NFT (so far) sold for a bonkers $5 million
Whistleblower Edward Snowden’s NFT just sold for over $5 million, or 2,224 Ethereum, at auction. Due do Ethereum’s price fluctuations, the value of the purchase has been bouncing between $5.2…
Robots, rappers, and rasslers: The most bizarre NFT projects yet
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have exploded in popularity in the past couple months, which has given rise to a bunch of really, really strange new ideas.
That 2006 Jack Dorsey tweet NFT just sold for $2.9 million (LOL)
Jack Dorsey just sold his fist tweet. Sort of. If you’re confused by that combination of words, then congrats, you’re literate. On Monday, the Twitter CEO confirmed that, after listing…