Meta has decided to discontinue its NFT and digital collectibles features on Instagram and Facebook, and the news of a second round of layoffs has hit employees hard.
Recently we have discussed how Twitter is doing under the control of its new Captain Elon Musk. Meanwhile, Meta has been steering through its own storms and mists.
Let’s first take a look at the chart of Meta Platforms Shares. Lately, there have been two sharp falls. The first
Meta reported a nearly $4 billion loss from its metaverse unit with Reality Labs in what was otherwise a solid first quarter for Meta that posted a final profit of $5.7 billion.
Meta reported a nearly $4 billion loss from its metaverse unit with Reality Labs in what was otherwise a solid first quarter for Meta that posted a final profit of $5.7 billion.
Meta has decided to discontinue its NFT and digital collectibles features on Instagram and Facebook, and the news of a second round of layoffs has hit employees hard.
Recently we have discussed how Twitter is doing under the control of its new Captain Elon Musk. Meanwhile, Meta has been steering through its own storms and mists.
Let’s first take a look at the chart of Meta Platforms Shares. Lately, there have been two sharp falls. The first
Meta recently announced that it has started testing minting and selling NFTs on Instagram with a small group of creators in the US along with expanding its NFT showcase feature.
Aptos. What is it? Where did it come from? Will it really be able to compete with other giants of the crypto industry? We will try to answer these questions in this article.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently announced the release of his company’s newest virtual reality headset, the Meta Quest Pro, that will cost $1,500 and start shipping on October 25.
Meta announced on September 29 that everyone on Facebook and Instagram in the US could share and cross-post their NFTs. Additionally, users from 100+ countries can now have access to the feature on Instagram.
