Logan Paul sold a rare Pokémon card for $16.5 million amid lingering litigation tied to a 2022 fractionalization on Liquid Marketplace. Investors sued after the platform went offline, claiming they were owed returns from the offering.
Pudgy Penguins is hosting a Valentine’s Day pop-up in New York City showcasing a plush bouquet and branded merchandise. The crypto-native NFT project aims to bring its community and collectibles into a physical retail setting ahead of Feb. 14.
Nifty Gateway and Foundation are among several venture-backed NFT platforms announcing shutdowns after trading volumes fell roughly 93%, industry sources say. The wave of closures underscores a severe liquidity crunch for creators and collectors.
The SEC has postponed its decision on Canary Capital’s PENGU ETF, which would offer exposure to the Solana-based PENGU token and Pudgy Penguins NFTs. The delay keeps regulatory uncertainty alive for hybrid crypto-NFT products and their investors.
A report says Nike is selling off NFT sneakers after closing its NFT platform, signaling a pullback as demand for branded digital collectibles softens.
Nike reportedly sold its digital products arm RTFKT in December and is moving forward with a planned shutdown of its NFT division by the end of January. The move completes the sportswear giant's retreat from its blockchain-related initiatives announced last year.
Shiba Inu announced an on-chain repayment framework called 'Shib Owes You' to settle outstanding losses from the Plasma Bridge hack. The plan converts verified claims into tradable NFTs to create a transparent, traceable settlement path.
Flow said it is investigating a possible security incident affecting its network, and the news sent the FLOW token lower as traders reacted. The probe raises fresh questions about the platform’s security and the safety of NFT projects built on Flow.
Soulja Boy issued an apology after investigator ZachXBT linked him to promotions for 73 cryptocurrencies and 16 NFT projects that were later exposed as scams. The disclosure raises fresh concerns about celebrity endorsements in crypto.
OpenSea Chief Marketing Officer Adam Hollander has rejected claims that the marketplace is planning a $150 million ICO for a token called SEA, calling the story 'fake.' The rumor, which said the token would be sold publicly on Coinbase, began circulating last week.