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Phosphene NFT Platform Dropping Nirvana NFTs Photographed by Charles Peterson
The ‘insouciants’ – those free from caring – are often the knuckleheads and goofballs who can be smart, funny and driven, and therefore the ones who change shit up exactly because they don’t give a shit. Like the people in the photos here. They remade music as we know it. […]
NOOBS: a generative NFT collectibles project made for NOOBS
In the not-too-distant future, mainstream adoption of NFTs will overwhelm the Ethereum Blockchain. Enter the NOOBS, the perfect starter collectible for NOOBS learning to navigate the metaverse. NOOBS are a collection of 10,000 NFTs living on the Ethereum Blockchain and hosted on IPFS. Your NOOB will serve as your entry […]
The NFT Culture Utility Token Launches 9/1/21
Join the Underground This token is the first utility token launched by NFT Culture. This utility token is designed to provide a way for our community to support NFT Culture. Benefits of this token give access to a community of likeminded collectors and artists that are passionate about blockchain and […]
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X2Y2 Marketplace and Token Launch
The decentralized NFT marketplace. By the people, for the people. X2Y2 is another new #NFT marketplace that is taking a similar approach to some of the token drops (SOS, ENS, ETC.) and LOOKSRARE the new wETH NFT marketplace. NFT Traders over the last year get a range of claim tokens […]
Kamitribe NFT project Q&A
WELCOME TO THE KAMITRIBE KAMI is a collection of 6,999 K.A.M.I. NFTs—unique digital collectibles living on the Ethereum blockchain. Your KAMI doubles as your Tribe mark, and grants access to kami-only benefits, the first of which is access to THE HIDEOUT, an area on the website to hang out with […]
The Rise, Fall, and Resurgence of Nifty Gateway: A Tale of Art, Technology, and Market Cycles
The Genesis: A Canvas for Innovation At its inception, Nifty Gateway offered something extraordinarily different— a platform where artists, who were curious about the blockchain, could interact with it effortlessly. The blockchain was still relatively novel and the cryptomarkets hadn’t reached their all-time highs. The freedom to experiment and create […]