On Monday the tech giant Samsung announced that its new smart TVs will have an integrated NFT platform. Users will be able to find, buy and trade non-fungible tokens. Samsung decided to adopt this solution to create a market aggregator for NFTs.

Blockchain technology still surprises. The cooperation between the Republic of Palau and Cryptic Labs will provide people with a blockchain-based legal ID: thanks to their Digital Residency Program, anyone from everywhere can get a digital residency - in the form of an NFT - and access global business opportunities.

Another partnership for Coinbase: Mastercard announced that people will be able to buy NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) with their Mastercard cards. Mastercard will simplify and secure the process by also putting into practice its expertise in cybersecurity.

Edward Woodford, founder and CEO of Zero Hash - a fintech company focused on providing B2B digital asset infrastructures, thinks that most financial firms and business owners will offer an NFT or crypto product within the next year. Investors seem to agree with him: Zero Hash has just raised $105 million in its last funding round.

MoonPay launched new payment gateways. The NFT clients of the company will be able to offer end users the capability to pay with several payment methods for digital art. This means that users won’t need to buy cryptocurrencies first, and the company thinks that this will increase the sale of NFTs.

JPMorgan invests in the metaverse: the blockchain-based world Decentraland hosts a virtual lounge of the bank. This market opportunity is worth $1 trillion. The name of the lounge is Onyx Lounge, and visitors can see a digital portrait of Jamie Dimon there.

The metaverse is becoming more and more popular and successful: entrepreneurs and investors are buying lands and houses in the metaverse, and now also people who have no money to invest are starting to get mortgages to buy their virtual houses.

NFTs are always more important in today’s economy, and Coinbase wants to secure a place in this innovative market: the recent appointment of Lory Kehoe as the Director of NFT Success proves that.

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, announced that the company is working on bringing Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) to Instagram. Zuckerberg said that he hopes that NFTs will be available for minting in the next few months.

John Collison, co-founder of the popular fintech firm Stripe, announced on Twitter that Stripe supports crypto companies and payments, as well as NFTs, which will be used for identification purposes.

American Express wants to invest in the metaverse: the company announced that it’s working on a virtual marketplace for Non-Fungible Tokens and cryptos. The goal of the company is to make its services available also in the metaverse.

Block Earner, an Australian fintech company, allows investors to get fixed yields thanks to decentralized finance (DeFi) products. Jordan Momtazi, co-founder of the company, makes a comparison between their savings accounts and traditional saving accounts – making it clear that Block Earner offers higher returns.

Visa launches a new NFT program: the business owners that will be selected will be included in a one-year program that will allow them to expand their activities thanks to non-fungible tokens.

After the unsuccessful listing of the first tweet ever on OpenSea, Ron Shevlin shares thoughts and data on what’s happening to the NFT (non-fungible token) market.

The crypto exchange Okcoin, founded in 2013, announced a new market for NFTs (non-fungible tokens): its CEO, Hong Fang, announced that in this NFT market there won’t be any limit on royalty rates.

The prices of real estate in the metaverse are dropping – to about 15% now. But experts say that this is just a deep, and that the metaverse still represents one the main investments of big companies. Is it time to buy?

The pop star Madonna collaborated with the digital artist Beeple to create three NFTs: these non-fungible tokens videos represent three different types of motherhood. The NFT marketplace SuperRare will auction these videos for charity.

Even if the growth of the NFT market has been inconsistent, in the first month of 2022 investors have already spent over $37 billion in NFTs. Investments amounted to $40 billion in all 2021.

Instagram, the social media platform owned by Meta – formerly Facebook – is launching its NFT product to allow creators to show their creations – and new earning opportunities might be added.

Jeff Wilser’s article answers a few questions that metaverse-curious people ask all the time: why do people buy land in the metaverse? Not just hype, but specific business plans in mind: these are the reasons why people – and big companies – buy, but this involves risks.

The metaverse project Mars4 might be one of those undervalued projects investors are constantly looking for to earn returns. Mars4, based on virtual land plots of Mars, have already planned new launches.

The popular actor and producer Seth Green is also an NFT collector. Unfortunately, 4 of his NFTs were stolen as the result of a phishing fraud – but one of these, a Bored Ape, should be the main character of the next show produced by Green.

According to Michael Aboott, “the metaverse is the next frontier for banking”. Banks should put money into the metaverse to exploit the opportunities offered by the digital world and blockchain technology.

Even if China took severe measures against the crypto space, limitations don’t involve NFTs – as long as they comply with national regulations: considered more as an expression of cultural creativity, NFTs – or digital collectibles – are the next big thing for Chinese tech giants. That’s why top tech companies issued a “self-disciplined development proposal”: even if not legally binding, it could force the government to clarify the regulatory framework concerning NFTs. Companies use private blockchains to develop collectibles: people can pay for them only using yuan, and trading is discouraged.

For all those who own a business, the Metaverse could be your next destination. The digital world is the choice of an ever-increasing number of companies – independently of their size – to set up the digital version of their firms. Despite this, go ahead to know what the ex-CEO of Google said about the Metaverse.

Warba Bank is the first company in the MENA region to enter the Metaverse. The bank chose Decentraland and Sandbox to join the digital world.

The New Jersey-based Web 3.0 exchange CrossTower is partnering with Ripple to facilitate the exchange of NFTs. The company behind the popular cryptocurrency XRP wants to use the CrossTower marketplace, which allows creators and developers to join an intuitive platform to exchange their tokens.

Teller, the DeFi lender, launches a new buy now, pay later (BNPL) service, but for NFTs.

The South Korean company Hyundai wants to join the metaverse and NFT market. As tweeted by Mike Kondoulis, the company has filed a US application to be able to safely sell virtual products and create NFT-backed content.

A 105-year-old news giant with around 150 million monthly readers around the world, joins the Metaverse to be where the audience is. Vadim Supitskiy, Forbes CTO, shares details on this new adventure.

Bloomberg lists all the disastrous celebrity crypto endorsements: from Matt Damon to Tom Brady and Mike Tyson, all these celebrities endorsed cryptos and NFTs just before the market crash.

While several businesses enter the NFT market and the Metaverse, it’s useful for business owners to understand how these innovative sectors can help their businesses to focus on customers and improve their marketing strategies.

Miami has just announced a program that integrates the city with the Web 3.0 experience. 56 local artists will create an NFT collection of 5000 pieces: in partnership with TIME, Mastercard and Salesforce, the program will allow NFT owners to participate in exclusive events and experiences hosted in the city.

The popular crypto exchange KuCoin has just launched a platform that will make non-fungible tokens (NFT) fungible: in partnership with Fracton Protocol, the company was able to create an NFT ETF platform.

Bloomberg lists all the disastrous celebrity crypto endorsements: from Matt Damon to Tom Brady and Mike Tyson, all these celebrities endorsed cryptos and NFTs just before the market crash.

While several businesses enter the NFT market and the Metaverse, it’s useful for business owners to understand how these innovative sectors can help their businesses to focus on customers and improve their marketing strategies.

Miami has just announced a program that integrates the city with the Web 3.0 experience. 56 local artists will create an NFT collection of 5000 pieces: in partnership with TIME, Mastercard and Salesforce, the program will allow NFT owners to participate in exclusive events and experiences hosted in the city.

The popular crypto exchange KuCoin has just launched a platform that will make non-fungible tokens (NFT) fungible: in partnership with Fracton Protocol, the company was able to create an NFT ETF platform.

Bloomberg lists all the disastrous celebrity crypto endorsements: from Matt Damon to Tom Brady and Mike Tyson, all these celebrities endorsed cryptos and NFTs just before the market crash.

While several businesses enter the NFT market and the Metaverse, it’s useful for business owners to understand how these innovative sectors can help their businesses to focus on customers and improve their marketing strategies.

Miami has just announced a program that integrates the city with the Web 3.0 experience. 56 local artists will create an NFT collection of 5000 pieces: in partnership with TIME, Mastercard and Salesforce, the program will allow NFT owners to participate in exclusive events and experiences hosted in the city.

The popular crypto exchange KuCoin has just launched a platform that will make non-fungible tokens (NFT) fungible: in partnership with Fracton Protocol, the company was able to create an NFT ETF platform.

Bloomberg lists all the disastrous celebrity crypto endorsements: from Matt Damon to Tom Brady and Mike Tyson, all these celebrities endorsed cryptos and NFTs just before the market crash.

While several businesses enter the NFT market and the Metaverse, it’s useful for business owners to understand how these innovative sectors can help their businesses to focus on customers and improve their marketing strategies.

Miami has just announced a program that integrates the city with the Web 3.0 experience. 56 local artists will create an NFT collection of 5000 pieces: in partnership with TIME, Mastercard and Salesforce, the program will allow NFT owners to participate in exclusive events and experiences hosted in the city.

The popular crypto exchange KuCoin has just launched a platform that will make non-fungible tokens (NFT) fungible: in partnership with Fracton Protocol, the company was able to create an NFT ETF platform.

In the meantime, according to a study shared by Deloitte, blockchain could take over 50% of the commercial real estate market. The irreversibility and high efficiency of this technology can make it easier to manage all the leasing and sales processes.