The German intelligence service (BND) has released an NFT collection as a treasure hunt to recruit talent. German Intelligence Agency Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) has released a non-fungible token (NFT) collection to recruit talent through a gamified blockchain treasure hunt. The agency released “Dogs of BND” earlier this month, a collection of
The NFT developers stand to pocket $4.5 million if the collection sells out. It is unclear how much money Trump will make from the sales. Nevertheless, Trump makes a major announcement with $99 NFT trading cards.
By posting a fraudulent link to a copycat of the Bored Ape Yacht Club website, assets worth over $13 Million in ‘bored ape’ NFTs were stolen by hackers.
NFTs are laying the groundwork for digital communities, economies, and assets as the online world transitions from web 2.0 to web 3.0. Here we visualize the future of NFTs.
Sina Estavi, whose cryptocurrency endeavors Bridge Oracle and CryptoLand failed after his arrest in Iran the year before is now in the spotlight again for a different reason. This time, Jack Dorsey’s first tweet NFT valued at $48M was relisted on the market by Estavi which got the top bid
After Pussy Riot raised $6.6 million by selling a pic of the Ukrainian flag as a NFT Ukraine has decided to issue a NFT collection to secure the funds needed by the armed forces.
NFTs are gaining a lot of traction these days since they’re a great method to show off and market your digital artwork which has led to everyday technology questions like what is an NFT and how is it different from cryptocurrency?
WikiLeaks has announced the ‘censored’ Assange NFT collection earlier this week. The revenues from the initiative will be utilized to assist liberate Assange from London’s highest security Belmarsh Prison.
According to The Guardian and other media outlets, the parent publishing firm of German newspaper Bild, Axel Springer SE, has reportedly replaced editors with AI. German tabloid company Bild has denied reports it is laying off parts of its editorial team and replacing staffers with artificial intelligence and “automated processes.”