The NFT craze is long over, and the chances of it ever coming back are slim. Left behind by speculation is a market bursting with creativity, community spirit, and fun.

Blockchain and NFTs brought digital art to the fore and caused a systemic shift in its markets. While NFTs are more commonly deployed for other use cases today, artists are using blockchain to explore new art forms, creating exciting pieces never before possible.

Companies are increasingly exploring the unique digital characteristics of NFTs to grow their reach and enhance the consumer experience. Watchmaker Casio is also riding the wave by launching an NFT collection to celebrate its 50th anniversary.

The studio behind some of the most notorious collections in the crypto space is reducing its team. CEO Greg Solano admits, "Yuga Lost Its Way."

From significant sats to historic pieces of paper, crypto memorabilia is all the rage right now.

Binance was once all in BRC-20 tokens. Now, it will cease the support for the Ordinals protocol NFTs. Users have until March 18 to move their assets.

After the rough week, the NFT platform is set to relaunch, focusing on enhanced security and user compensation. The hack has reignited the debate about vulnerabilities and centralization in blockchain networks, but also effectively pushed Munchables to the top of the news.

The director of action-movie Taken will take the reins of a new feature film based on popular NFT collection, Reactor Motors. Along with the 8,888 digital artworks and upcoming big screen debut, Reactor Motors also boasts a console-style NFT racing game built in Unreal Engine.