Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Non-fungible tokens have transformed the art world, offering artists innovative ways to create, sell and profit from their digital ...

You might not know how they work, but there's a good chance you've heard about non-fungible tokens or NFTs. They became extremely popular in 2021 when a digital artist named Beeple sold one online for ...

Digital artists need a digital wallet, a marketplace, their artwork in a suitable format, metadata, and information about royalty settings to create an NFT. NFT marketplaces vary in style and audience ...

NFT marketplaces are the backbone of the non-fungible token ecosystem. They’re where creators mint digital assets, collectors buy and sell NFTs, and investors track value across different blockchains.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Andrey Sergeenkov is a freelance crypto journalist Non-fungible tokens and decentralized applications are changing how we own and ...

Twenty months after the NFT art bubble burst, with trading volumes plunging by as much as 97 per cent, local art consultant Holly Mazar-Fox believes digital fare is making a comeback. Ms Mazar-Fox ...

Two artists have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. SEC in a Louisiana court to get a declaratory judgement that would protect their forthcoming NFT projects from regulatory action from the SEC. They ...

If you know of one NFT brand it's probably Bored Ape Yacht Club. There are many more collections that people have spent ...