Crypto news covers the latest updates on market trends, regulations, blockchain projects, and industry developments. Some focus on price movements and trading insights, while others report on DeFi, NFTs, and Web3 innovations. With fast-changing markets, staying informed helps users make better decisions. Here, we break down crypto news with expert analysis, timely updates, and key developments shaping the industry.
Ice Cube’s BIG3 basketball league faces a proposed class-action lawsuit from NFT buyers, filed by Lou and Sally Sheward in California Superior Court in the summer of 2025 and publicized this week by their attorney. The suit accuses the league of deceptive, fraudulent, and illegal marketing tied to the 2022 sale of Ethereum-based NFTs, sold ...
Melania Trump, First Lady of the United States, reported $6,011,259 in income from the sale of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and other digital collectibles during 2025, according to the certified annual financial disclosure report filed by President Donald Trump with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics and released on June 30, 2026. figure represented a sharp increase ...
On December 7, 2021, Ubisoft presented Ubisoft Quartz, a platform for players to acquire and trade non-fungible tokens (NFTs) integrated into the company’s video games. The platform launched in beta for the game Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint on PC via Ubisoft Connect. The digital assets, named “Digits,” included cosmetic items such as masks, vehicle skins, and ...
Wallet merging in crypto represents a counterintuitive strategy—one that Adam Weitsman demonstrated on June 20, 2026, when he consolidated four separate cryptocurrency wallets into a single address. His decision occurred mere hours before the NormiesART community snapshot, a moment that would determine allocation for the Zombie NFT collection. In the NFT world, collectors usually do ...
The NFT market kept contracting in 2026, despite claims of a broad recovery. Annual trading volume fell to about $5.5 billion in 2025, down roughly 37% from 2024, according to CryptoSlam. The total sits more than 90% below the 2021 peak. NFT market capitalization stood near $1.42 billion in June 2026, according to CoinGecko. The ...
The rise and fall of Magic Eden from dominant NFT marketplace to target of massive class action litigation tells a complete story about crypto fraud, strategy changes driven by red numbers, and consumers trapped in unfulfilled promises. In June 2026, three plaintiffs filed legal action exposing how $ME token buyers received guarantees the company never ...
Breaking high-value NFTs into ERC-20 tokens created a new market segment. In 2025, it reached $187.5 million USD. Projections suggest $1.67 billion USD by 2034, with 28.1% annual growth. Compared to Bitcoin ($1.3 trillion) or global bond markets ($130 trillion), fractionalized NFTs remain a small asset class, exhibiting 62-78% annual volatility and behavior correlated with ...
TBook Bookies NFT is heading to the Sui blockchain with a twist most drops ignore. Access depends on on-chain reputation, not wallet speed or raw capital. A non-transferable Soulbound Token, the Bookie Mint Pass SBT, decides who mints first and at what price. The launch matters because it inverts NFT economics. Most mints reward bots ...
Over a 30-day period through late June 2026, portfolio manager Machi Big Brother executed a large-scale liquidation of 34 Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFTs, realizing only 326 ETH (~$514,000 USD) in proceeds while sustaining cumulative realized losses of 399 ETH (~$631,000 USD). The event, recorded on-chain and monitored by LookintoChain, exemplifies concentrated risk patterns ...
Security in the NFT ecosystem returns to center of Smart contract audit. On June 8, 2026, Yuga Labs executed a white-hat rescue operation, recovering 68 NFTs from Flooring Protocol’s liquidity pools. Among the rescued assets were 29 Bored Apes and 2 CryptoPunks. The total value exceeded $500,000. This incident demonstrates why a smart contract audit ...
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