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The largest NFT marketplace, OpenSea, is launching an app for users in the Google Play and Apple App Store on Thursday. 

Between El Salvador officially adopting bitcoin as legal tender and the NFT market booming, here are four key things that happened in crypto this past week.

The legendary “Doge” meme sold for $4 million as an NFT in June. On Wednesday, fans will have the opportunity to buy a piece of it for $1 or less.

The artist formerly known as Kat Graham opens up about “dismantling her former identity” and her new single “SWIM.”

Tom Brady’s NFTs will begin dropping Wednesday, followed by Signature editions Friday, featuring authentic digital signatures from the Buccaneers QB.

Your ticket, your trading cards, your team’s championship rings could all be digital assets that you could sell or trade in the future. Hear from the NBA’s Ted Leonsis, Michael Carter-Williams and digital artist Bosslogic for more on the future of NFTs and how they’re being marketed to pro sports fans.

NBA Top Shot, the digital NFT trading cards marketplace, has secured a healthy amount of interest in its first few months. But the future of NFTs could like in ticketing, in what Washington Wizards owner Ted Leonsis calls “dynamic tickets” that people will buy even if they can’t physically attend the game.

The “Charlie Bit My Finger” video, which shows Charlie, a baby, biting the finger of his older brother Harry, who cries out the titular phrase, appears to have since been taken down from YouTube as of Monday morning.

Teddy Ballgame is about to become Teddy Blockchain.

What are NFTs, what do you do when you buy one, and how can you sell them? We take a closer look at non-fungible tokens.

A Maine man’s digital art gallery has become one of the leading online marketplaces for non-fungible tokens. NFTs are a digital art or object form, sort of like Bitcoin, getting headlines over the past few months for some eye-popping multi-million-dollar sales. Because NFTs are on what is perhaps the sharpest point of the cutting edges of finance and technology,...

A Maine man’s digital art gallery, which has raised more than $9 million, has become one of the leading online marketplaces for non-fungible tokens.

Mike Proulx, Research Director at Forrester, talks about buying the rights of digital assets.