FINRA metaverse warning, Lazarus NFT attack, Thiel backs NFTs: Nifty Newsletter
Lazarus Group used a fake playable NFT game to steal wallet credentials through a vulnerability on Google Chrome. Go to Source
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NFT holders sue art gallery, Ubisoft to launch Web3 game: Nifty Newsletter
A group of NFT holders sued an art gallery, claiming it failed to deliver its promised metaverse club. Go to Source
NFT volumes plummet, Hamster Kombat to launch NFTs: Nifty Newsletter
Hamster Kombat revealed in its new roadmap that it would integrate non-fungible tokens in November 2024. Go to Source
Puma partners with Web3 mobile game, Infinex NFTs top $40M sales: Nifty Newsletter
Footwear distributor Puma partnered with a Web3 game, integrating characters based on the brand into a sports mobile game. Go to Source
$1.5M CryptoPunk bought for $23K, Coinbase’s NFT legal defense fund: Nifty Newsletter
Pudgy Penguins CEO Luca Schnetzler believes the SEC’s actions against NFTs are nonsense, describing them as a “nothing burger.” Go to Source
Rare Ape CryptoPunk sells for $1.5M, Magic Eden dominates NFT trading volume: Nifty Newsletter
A group of blockchain advocates urged the United States Congress to clearly define NFTs in response to the SEC Wells notice to OpenSea. Go to Source
OpenSea receives SEC Wells notice, monthly NFT sales fall below $400M: Nifty Newsletter
OpenSea CEO Devin Finzer said that the NFT marketplace received a Wells notice from the SEC, suggesting potential enforcement action from the agency. Go to Source
Bitcoin Runes records 15.6M NFT transactions, weekly volumes turn positive: Nifty Newsletter
Bitcoin Runes has recorded 15.6 million transactions and generated $162.4 million in fees in four months. Go to Source
Immutable shuts NFT marketplace, why Web3 gaming needs its own Steam: Nifty Newsletter
Immutable has wound down its NFT marketplace to allow marketplaces within its ecosystem to flourish. Go to Source
Artists sue SEC over NFT status, DraftKings kills NFT business: Nifty Newsletter
Two artists have taken legal action to demand clarification from the SEC over the status of NFTs. Go to Source
