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An NFT is a distinct blockchain token that can point to a digital or physical item, but owning the token does not automatically mean owning the item’s copyright. Learn what an NFT proves, how to buy one carefully, and what costs and risks to check first.
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Y00ts is a 15,000-piece avatar NFT collection that began on Solana. The y00tlist was its historical mint allowlist, so check the collection’s current official channels before acting on old mint or migration posts.
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Beeple’s 2021 Christie’s sale put NFT art in the global spotlight, but its record price was not a promise of future value. Here’s what changed hands, what the auction showed, and what to check before exploring NFTs today.
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Bitcoin Frogs’ reported $2 million sales day was a burst of trading volume in 2023, not proof of profit or lasting value. Here’s how to read the headline and what to check before considering an Ordinals NFT in 2026.
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An August sales lead can put Courtyard ahead of BAYC and CryptoPunks for one period without making its NFTs more valuable or the marketplace bigger overall. Here’s how to read the claim and what to check before buying a physical collectible through Courtyard.
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The $2.43 million Decentraland land purchase was a high-profile 2021 deal, not a promise of future returns. Here’s what changed hands, why the headline needs context, and what to check before considering virtual land in 2026.
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Street Fighter digital collectibles on WAX were reported to generate $3 million in their first 24 hours. Treat that as a launch-period sales claim—not proof of issuer revenue, lasting demand or resale value—and verify the collection and its terms before you buy.
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Sotheby’s auctioned an NFT associated with Tim Berners-Lee’s World Wide Web source code for $5.4 million in 2021. Learn what the token represented, what the sale did—and didn’t—transfer, and how to assess similar NFT claims today.
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NFT stands for non-fungible token: a blockchain token that identifies a particular digital item or right. The token can be unique even when the image or file it points to is easy to copy.
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Doodles’ past floor-price surges reflect a moment in the NFT market, not a guaranteed value today. Here’s how to read the 9 ETH claim and check a listing before you act.
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GenerativeMasks is associated with a claim of a launch-day sellout worth upwards of $6 million. That figure describes a reported launch result—not what each NFT is worth now or what a buyer can expect to recover.
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Nathaniel Chastain, a former OpenSea product manager, was prosecuted over NFT trades made before the tokens were featured on the marketplace. His conviction was later vacated on appeal, changing the case’s legal status.
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Coachella’s NFT sale began on February 4, 2022—not 2026. Here’s what the collectibles were, what happened to the lifetime-pass NFTs, and what to check before considering a resale.
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Ubisoft’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint Digits were Tezos NFTs linked to in-game cosmetic items. Ubisoft ended new content and NFT releases for the game in 2022, so in 2026 you should treat existing Digits as collectibles with uncertain ongoing game utility.
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Snoop Dogg’s Crypto.com NFT announcement was a 2021 project called A Journey with the Dogg. Here’s what the announcement established, what it didn’t, and how to check for a genuine listing in 2026.
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Warner Bros. and Nifty’s announced 100,000 Matrix-inspired avatar NFTs in 2021, with a planned red- or blue-pill transformation. Here’s what the drop involved and what to check before considering one today.
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Aavegotchi combines ghost-themed NFTs, crypto gaming and DeFi ideas, with GHST as its ecosystem token. Learn what the collectibles represent, what to check before connecting a wallet, and how to assess costs and risks in 2026.
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An NFT marketplace is where people discover, mint, buy and sell non-fungible tokens. Learn how listings and payments work, what fees to check, and how to reduce the risks before you connect a wallet.
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An NFT is a blockchain token that can identify a particular digital or physical item, but owning the token does not automatically mean owning the item’s copyright. Learn how NFTs work, what you actually get, what they cost and how to check one before buying or minting.
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An NFT is a blockchain record that identifies a particular digital item; it does not automatically give you copyright or make the item valuable. Here’s how NFTs work, what to check before buying, and ten headline sales—with context on what those prices do and don’t prove.
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Bored Ape Yacht Club is a collection of 10,000 ape-themed NFTs on Ethereum. Here’s what the tokens represent, what ownership may let you do, and what to check before buying one.
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Bullrun Babes is not identifiable as a specific NFT project from its name alone. Learn what to verify before you connect a wallet, mint or buy an item using that name.
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“Crypto land” usually means a plot in a digital world represented by an NFT—not a deed to physical property. Before you buy, check what the token actually gives you, whether the world is active and what costs or risks come with holding it.
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“CryptoCats” can describe different cat-themed crypto projects, not one clearly identifiable NFT collection. Before you treat it as an asset, identify the exact project, blockchain and contract.