Limewire, the software oft remembered for its mp3 music piracy, has announced their entrance into web3, re-launching as a hub for buying and selling music NFTs. Limewire was a peer-to-peer file sharing software launched in 2000. In 2010, Limewire was shut down due to copyright infringement. This was the result […]
Cryptobots Mint Date: 12/2017 Cryotobots landed in the metaverse in December of 2017. The collection was one of the first ever play-to-earn NFTs. Founded by Alex Pavlov and Simon Shikharev and boasting a fully doxxed team of web3 players, Cryptobots is currently undergoing an update that has been developed by […]
A collection of toilet paper-themed NFTs launched October of 2021. 70% of the revenue was used to erase $7 million in medical expenses. How did this come to be? The collection, named Rainbow Rolls, was originally a 10k generative project with big goals. The project was initially a play on […]
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Crypto Art is a new and emerging art form. It uses cutting edge technology to create a visually stunning piece of art. Crypto Art is the perfect blend of art, technology, and cryptocurrency. Blockchain has taken the tech world by storm and is being used for a variety of purposes. In the art world, it’s being used to register artwork with a unique ID that cannot be changed. Artist and art collectors make their work available to the public and have it authenticated by third parties. The blockchain can support this process in a way that is cheaper, faster, and more secure than current methods.
The latest trends allow artists to control their output and make sure they have a piece of the pie in perpituity.
Crypto Art is the art world’s new frontier, and it’s here to stay. Crypto Art is art that has been created or collected through cryptocurrencies. You can purchase crypto art with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and other digital currencies. Blockchain, the technology that supports cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, is becoming more and more popular. It’s a ledger of all transactions done on its network that can be seen by anyone in the world. The blockchain is a digital ledger of all Bitcoin transactions that is distributed across a peer-to-peer network.