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cryptopolitan.com26 September 2026 17:17, UTC
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crypto.news26 September 2026 18:06, UTC
Fungible memes have dominated crypto’s conversation for the better part of two years now.
On Saturday, October 17, 2026, the Ape community meets for ApeFest, this time at Beeple Studios in Charleston, South Carolina. The official site apefest.com gives the evening as 7pm to midnight local time. The festival falls in a difficult period: ApeCoin trades around 99 percent below its high, the NFT market has thinned out, and…
In 2021, Christie’s sold a Beeple NFT for $69.35 million, and Sotheby’s took another $24.40 million for 101 Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs, giving cartoon primates the kind of auction-house treatment usually reserved for Fabergé eggs.
NFT games bring together the best of blockchain technology and interactive gaming, letting users own, trade, and monetize assets. NFTs started out as digital collectibles for digital art pieces, virtual assets, and avatars. They have diversified into other use cases beyond speculation, into more utility-driven ecosystems.
Thousands of NFTs just got pulled out of harm’s way by whitehats… all because of a bug in an old payment contract.
Magic Eden is investigating unusual activity involving several thousand Ethereum-based NFTs that reportedly moved for 0 ETH, raising concerns about a possible contract exploit. However, a pseudonymous account involved in the transactions claims the activity was part of a white-hat operation. Magic Eden has not verified that claim.
Currencies39406 Market Cap$ 2.97T+0.01% 24h Spot Volume$ 44.38B+0.35% DominanceBTC56.70%-0.65%ETH11.03%-0.10% ETH Gas0.07 Gwei FeaturedEthereumPaymentsHacksWalletsNFTMagic EdenLimit Break Sep 25, 2026 2min read byLiam ‘Akiba’ Wright forCryptoSlate