NFT

Organizers of NFT Paris have scrapped planned conferences amid a steep drop in the NFT market — total market cap fell from about $9 billion in January 2025 to roughly $2.7 billion by 2026. The move reflects waning sponsorship and buyer interest across the sector.

The Museum of Modern Art has added eight CryptoPunks to its permanent collection, marking a notable institutional endorsement of NFT art. The works will be preserved as part of MoMA’s digital holdings, signaling long-term stewardship.

Heracles-backed MiloGold launched the Milo Gold Ownership Certificate (MGOC), a wallet-native NFT that mirrors spot exposure to vaulted, insured gold and gold-backed stablecoins alongside the $MLGD utility token. Presale opens with discount, bonus and pre-staking APY, and the platform highlights always-on proof-of-reserve via the OzGold marketplace.

On Nov. 13, 2025, real-world asset (RWA) tokens and NFT-linked tokens led market gains while Bitcoin slipped below $103,000. Traders appeared to rotate into yield-bearing and collectible plays amid elevated volatility.

OpenSea unveiled Meetbit, an AI-powered plush toy line that pairs physical collectibles with NFTs, and announced plans for a SEA token launch in Q1 2026. The timing aims to capitalize on FIFA World Cup-related attention and broader mainstream adoption.