Browsing: NFTs

A bug in Limit Break’s Payment Processor V2 was exploited to steal NFTs before security researchers identified the issue and launched a whitehat rescue operation, as reported by 0xQuit, also known publicly as Quit, the pseudonymous vice president of blockchain at Yuga Labs.

Back in 2022, at the peak of NFT mania, I co-authored a paper for the International Conference on Blockchain Technology and Applications called “NFT Scoring: An Analysis of the Considerable Features.” The goal was simple: most people were buying NFTs based on floor price and vibes, and almost nobody had a repeatable way to actually…

Jeet Singh BaisPublished: September 17, 2026

Minting your own non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on Polygon has just gotten a whole lot easier. The Polygon team released a redesigned version of its NFT Minter that lets anyone create NFTs with custom utilities and pay zero gas fees doing it.

OpenSea has restored support for Solana NFTs, widening access to collectibles from a network it previously exited. The development changes distribution and trading convenience, but it does not by itself establish that the NFT market has returned to sustained growth.

Sky has today announced a new apprenticeship programme, with applications opening today, giving two aspiring creatives the chance to get behind the scenes at one of the UK’s leading entertainment broadcasters. The programme, beginning in January 2027, combines paid, hands-on experience with expert training across Sky Entertainment.

The narrative that NFTs died sometime in 2023 makes for a clean headline, but it confuses a price correction in speculative art collectibles with the technology itself. Monthly trading volumes bottomed out in mid-2023 and then climbed back steadily. By October 2025, $NFT trading volume hit $546 million in a single month with 10.1 million…

OpenSea is taking another shot at Solana. More than four years after first introducing Solana NFT trading in beta, the marketplace has brought the blockchain’s collectibles back to its platform, giving users access to some of the ecosystem’s best-known collections alongside assets from more than 25 other networks.

OpenSea added support for Solana NFTs in its multi-chain marketplace, allowing users to discover, buy, and sell collectibles issued on the Solana blockchain. OpenSea began supporting Solana collections on Aug. 31, bringing them alongside collectibles issued on more than 25 other blockchains. The NFT marketplace also supports fungible Solana tokens.

The market for “on-chain TCGs” — platforms where physical trading card game cards such as Pokémon, One Piece and Yu-Gi-Oh! are bought and sold on blockchain networks like crypto assets — is growing rapidly. By cutting the time required for grading, storage, shipping and settlement, and lowering barriers to cross-border transactions, the model is drawing…