NFT

NFTs are unique digital identifiers recorded on a blockchain that certify ownership and authenticity of a specific asset. Moving past the "PFP" craze, 2026 NFTs emphasize utility, representing everything from IP rights and digital fashion to RWA titles and event ticketing. This tag explores the technical standards of digital ownership, the growth of NFT marketplaces, and the integration of non-fungible tech into the broader Creator Economy and enterprise solutions.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP): The One Blockchain to Rule Them All

Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP): The One Blockchain to Rule Them All

The biggest problem in today’s crypto world isn’t technology, it’s separation. Dozens of networks work in silos, each with its […] The post Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP): The One Blockchain to Rule Them All  appeared first on Coindoo.

Author: Coindoo
Breaking Down The Best Altcoins to Invest in Today: TAPZI, BlockDAG, Solana & XRP Are Heating Up in Q4

Breaking Down The Best Altcoins to Invest in Today: TAPZI, BlockDAG, Solana & XRP Are Heating Up in Q4

The last quarter of 2025 is preparing for fresh opportunities and market recovery. Among them, Tapzi (TAPZI) has outperformed many […] The post Breaking Down The Best Altcoins to Invest in Today: TAPZI, BlockDAG, Solana & XRP Are Heating Up in Q4 appeared first on Coindoo.

Author: Coindoo
Amazon’s AWS Outage Exposes The Flaw Of Ethereum NFTs

Amazon’s AWS Outage Exposes The Flaw Of Ethereum NFTs

The post Amazon’s AWS Outage Exposes The Flaw Of Ethereum NFTs appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Ethereum NFT holders were impacted by recent AWS outages, with the blockchain unable to load tokenized data. This has raised questions about the role of increasing centralization in modern crypto. To be blunt, it’s hard to claim that someone “owns” an NFT if third-party technical difficulties can block access. This issue may encourage a shift to other blockchains or a further decline in the NFT sector. Sponsored Sponsored Ethereum NFT Outages Yesterday’s AWS outage wrought havoc on the entire internet, disrupting digital infrastructure worldwide. The ongoing issues also highlighted concerns in the crypto industry, as Coinbase’s main functions had persistent outages. Another concerning development, however, was that AWS took NFTs on Ethereum offline. When Amazon AWS crashed, half of crypto went down and most of the internet. Coinbase, L2s, some ETH nodes, NFT jpegs. When you buy an NFT on ETH, it’s stored on some server that can go offline. When you buy an ordinal on BTC, it’s stored on the Bitcoin network. Big difference. pic.twitter.com/YqfXXpp3Tf — Duo Nine ⚡ YCC (@DU09BTC) October 21, 2025 Thanks to its crucial role in DeFi infrastructure, Ethereum has long been the unquestionable home of NFT projects. Apparently, however, this product sector isn’t quite so decentralized. This AWS outage has revealed that isolated third-party technical difficulties can cause major setbacks for some of the crypto economy’s biggest pillars. Sponsored Sponsored Some community members have suggested that Ordinals, a Bitcoin-based NFT system, could take over some of Ethereum’s share in this market. Even that, however, might be a wrong assumption. Who Owns Your Assets? Demand for NFTs is falling across the board, and some of the sector’s biggest recent developments involve publicity stunts and international crime. The “sales pitch” of NFTs is that a user can employ blockchain technology to have real ownership of digital…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Eligibility Tactics for Wallets & L2s

Eligibility Tactics for Wallets & L2s

The post Eligibility Tactics for Wallets & L2s appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. This guide examines likely crypto airdrops and clear steps wallets and traders can take to improve eligibility across Layer 2s, perpetual DEXs, NFT marketplaces, and omnichain protocols. How can users increase eligibility for a Metamask token airdrop and what are airdrops eligibility tips? MetaMask’s ecosystem is active: a mid-September 2025 mUSD stablecoin rollout [needs verification] and other product moves make eligibility tactics worth reviewing. Users who interact across those branded services and hold or bridge stablecoins may appear in future on-chain eligibility sets. It should be noted that product launches and governance changes can shift snapshot criteria over time. Tip: Prioritise diversified, non-custodial activity—small, repeated transactions and liquidity-provision patterns often matter more than a single large transfer. Maintain clear on-chain provenance and avoid automated wash patterns that could disqualify you. In brief: active, traceable use of MetaMask and mUSD-related flows increases the chance of inclusion, but eligibility rules will be project-specific. What wallet behaviours historically trigger token distributions? Regular interactions with extensions and dApps via the wallet. Holding or supplying native stablecoins like mUSD and bridging across chains. Using governance or beta features when available. What should Base users expect from a Base L2 token airdrop after Jesse Pollak’s exploration? Community signals rose after Jesse Pollak was reported exploring a token on 15 September 2025, creating renewed attention to Base L2 token airdrop mechanics. On-chain behavior on Base—bridge activity, fee payments, and protocol-specific usage—remains the most direct path to improve eligibility. In this context, early interaction with Base-native features is often treated favourably by projects evaluating snapshots. Note: Keep an eye on official channels; any token distribution frameworks will be published by teams and should be validated before acting. That validation step helps you avoid reacting to unverified or fraudulent claims. In brief, interact natively on Base and prioritise genuine,…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
NBA Top Shot kicks off 2025-26 season with star partnerships, player autographs, and blockchain enhancements

NBA Top Shot kicks off 2025-26 season with star partnerships, player autographs, and blockchain enhancements

The post NBA Top Shot kicks off 2025-26 season with star partnerships, player autographs, and blockchain enhancements appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways NBA Top Shot introduces rookie player partnerships and interactive collectibles for the 2025-26 season. Blockchain enhancements will place NBA highlights directly on-chain for greater security and authenticity. The National Basketball Association, National Basketball Players Association, and Dapper Labs have kicked off the 2025–26 NBA Top Shot season, featuring breakout rookies Cooper Flagg, Yang Hansen, and the next generation of hoop talent. This season, Top Shot’s going coast-to-coast with digital autographs and one-of-one signature collectibles from rising stars. Enhanced foils, textures, and interactive designs bring the heat, while a focus on rookies keeps the game fresh. Fewer than 5,000 rookie collectibles from names like Victor Wembanyama and Cooper Flagg will ever hit the floor. “NBA Top Shot was built to bring fans closer to the sport they love, ensuring that each digital collectible remains an authentic and lasting piece of basketball culture long term,” said Roham Gharegozlou, CEO of Dapper Labs. “This season we’re taking the next step—delivering autographs and interactive collectibles from the NBA’s next generation of stars while securing the highlights themselves on chain.” The new season will feature blockchain infrastructure upgrades that place NBA highlights directly on-chain, making each play independently retrievable and verifiable. Launched in 2020 on the Flow blockchain, NBA Top Shot enables basketball fans to buy, sell, and trade official NBA “Moments,” unique NFTs that represent video highlights of memorable plays and key events from NBA games. NBA Top Shot plays a key role in popularizing NFTs by combining the global appeal of NBA basketball with blockchain technology, making digital asset ownership accessible to mainstream sports fans. NBA Top Shot went on a scoring run last October, with weekly NFT sales jumping from 22,000 to 57,760 as the 2024–25 season tipped off, according to The Block’s data. Source: https://cryptobriefing.com/nba-top-shot-blockchain-enhancements/

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Unlock the Next Gaming Era: Private NFTs & a Secure Metaverse by Zero Knowledge Proof: Whitelist Coming Soon!

Unlock the Next Gaming Era: Private NFTs & a Secure Metaverse by Zero Knowledge Proof: Whitelist Coming Soon!

Explore Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) and its revolution in NFTs and gaming. Discover how it enables private item ownership and secure in-game economies, powering the next generation of digital worlds.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Killer Whales launched season 2 but no one noticed

Killer Whales launched season 2 but no one noticed

The post Killer Whales launched season 2 but no one noticed appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Last year, Hello Labs and CoinMarketCap embarked on a new calling: reality television. Protos reviewed the first season of Killer Whales, and while we were largely unimpressed, it’s hard to imagine we would miss out on watching every episode of the second season. When Killer Whales premiered in May on Google Play and Apple TV, few, if any, media outlets were made aware. Fortunately, while anyone keen on watching can now see episodes one through four for free on YouTube, Protos has once again decided to wade through the entire series pre-full, free public release so you don’t have to. Read more: Opinion: Killer Whales misses Lazy series but at least nothing important happens It’s hard to describe just how little happened over the course of five episodes. I can, however, tell you about a handful of strange, pointless decisions that the production teams made. For instance, the first episode features a co-hosting duo: the annoying and personality-less ThreadGuy and the Andrew Tate fart-sniffing Aiden Ross. Ross’s time is cut short, and after the first few minutes of episode one, he never appears again. But why feature a Trump-loving, Dubai-residing, degenerate loser for three minutes of a five episode series? That’s left for you to decide. The rest of the show is a never ending parade of unlovable deadbeat judges, from no-name crypto exchange execs to crypto influencers with more bot followers than real people. You can be assured it’s a particularly awful group of judges when the highest profile among them is former Trump appointee Anthony Scaramucci, who, along with the equally irritating Mario Nawfal, seems to get the most screen time. The set is cheap, the writing is bland and corny, and the ability to differentiate one stupid project from another is impossible. Shark Tank, but we don’t…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
XRP and Solana Just Went Off: Are You Missing Out?

XRP and Solana Just Went Off: Are You Missing Out?

Recently, XRP and Solana have dominated headlines, drawing attention from retail and institutional traders alike. Observing the XRP and Solana […] The post XRP and Solana Just Went Off: Are You Missing Out? appeared first on Coindoo.

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Brian Armstrong Burns $25M NFT to Bring Back Cobie’s UpOnly Show

Brian Armstrong Burns $25M NFT to Bring Back Cobie’s UpOnly Show

TLDR Brian Armstrong revives UpOnly by burning a $25M NFT on-chain. Coinbase sparks a $25M NFT-fueled comeback for the UpOnly podcast. $25M NFT burn forces UpOnly’s long-awaited crypto podcast return. Coinbase reignites UpOnly, blending memes, media, and blockchain. UpOnly returns: $25M NFT burn turns satire into crypto history. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has purchased and [...] The post Brian Armstrong Burns $25M NFT to Bring Back Cobie’s UpOnly Show appeared first on CoinCentral.

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What Is Base? The Ethereum Layer-2 Network Launched by Coinbase

What Is Base? The Ethereum Layer-2 Network Launched by Coinbase

Discover Base, Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer-2 network. Learn how it works, its benefits, use cases, and why it matters for scaling Ethereum in 2025.

Author: Cryptopolitan