CryptoPunk #9998 is part of the CryptoPunks NFT collection with wild white hair, green clown eyes, and black lipstick. Its features make it one of the rarest Cryptopunks available. The collection was originally launched in June 2017 by Larva Labs, and was free to collect for anyone interested with an ETH wallet. There are 10,000 …
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A POAP (Proof of Attendance Protocol) is a unique NFT badge given to an attendee of a real-world or virtual cryptocurrency event. Pronounced “poh-ap,” POAPs are used by crypto enthusiasts to record their experiences in the crypto space. They’re created as ERC-721 tokens (standard for NFTs) and must meet specific criteria to be classed as a POAP. …
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An NFT (Non-Fungible Token) is a physical or digital asset that exists on a blockchain and cannot be replicated; and these digital assets have been selling for eye-widening amounts lately. NFTs made headlines throughout 2021, despite the first NFT being created in 2014. During this period, artists like Beeple, Pak, and Tyler Hobbs regularly sold …
NFT sales have come a long way since the first-ever mint in 2014. The digital assets mostly began taking the Internet by storm in the midst of the pandemic; people had more time to see what this Web3 malarkey is all about, and more NFT artists began flooding the space. Digital artists like Beeple, Pak …
Punk and ape avatars are replacing duck faces and beach bodies on social media sites. But what do they stand for? Such avatars randomly popping up on Twitter and other social channels are PFP NFTs—an abbreviation for profile picture non-fungible tokens. To understand the concept behind the bizarre-looking characters used for social status, delving into …
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