A CryptoPunk reported to be worth about $40,000 was burned by digital artist Erick Calderón. Here’s what that means on-chain, what it did—and did not—destroy, and why a later “rebirth” is a separate work.
An ETH rally can make Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFTs look more active, but a reported 100% volume jump needs context. Learn how to check what doubled, why it may have happened, and what the number does—and doesn’t—tell you.
Azuki’s Elementals launch backlash and broader NFT volatility offer context for sharp collection-price falls, but a precise, verified drop for The Captainz is not established here. Learn how to check a floor-price move, assess your options and avoid rushed trades.
Chromie Squiggles are 10,000 generative artworks by Erick Calderon, known as Snowfro, and the first Art Blocks project. A 2022 ranking put Squiggle #66 in the spotlight, but that historical attention is not a current price guide: check the exact token, ownership record and full transaction cost before you consider one.
Coinbase NFT arrived with high expectations in 2022, but its launch struggled to attract activity and the marketplace later entered sunset mode. Here’s why it disappointed, what that means for your NFTs in 2026, and how to choose your next step.
Dmitri Cherniak’s Ringers #879, nicknamed The Goose, sold for $6.2 million at Sotheby’s in 2023. The price showed that some collectors and auction houses took NFT art seriously; it did not settle arguments about what an NFT proves, what its owner gets, or whether the market can last.
NFTs are drawing attention for more than profile pictures: people are looking at collectibles, digital access and links to physical goods. Learn what an NFT proves, what it does not, and how to assess a project before you spend.
Seth Green’s planned animated series was paused in May 2022 after his Bored Ape NFT was stolen in a phishing incident. He reportedly recovered it the following month, but that does not establish whether the series was completed or released.
WAX’s low-friction NFT experience can help collections reach new users, especially where collectibles connect to games or brands. Learn what drives that appeal—and how to check whether a collection has lasting demand.
CryptoVoxels—now commonly branded Voxels—should not be assumed to support every 3D NFT avatar. Here’s how to assess the claim, what compatibility actually involves, and what to check before you connect a wallet or buy an avatar.
Uniswap may make NFTs easier to trade or use as collateral, but it does not make them automatically liquid, interchangeable or valuable. Here’s what its NFT-related tools can mean for you in 2026—and what to check before you connect a wallet or sign a transaction.
World of Women is a 10,000-piece NFT collection of illustrated women, but owning a token does not automatically guarantee a return or broad usage rights. Here’s how to check what a listing includes, estimate the transaction cost and avoid buying the wrong NFT.
Wrapped CryptoPunks can make legacy Punks easier to trade through ERC-721 marketplaces, but they add a contract and redemption step. Here’s how to check what you’re buying, estimate costs and avoid common risks.
Wrapped CryptoPunks bring abandoned CryptoPunks V1 assets into an ERC-721 format, but they are not the same NFTs as the better-known V2 collection. Learn what wrapping changes, how to check a token and its contract, and what to weigh before buying or unwrapping one.
Zynga’s 2022 NFT-gaming ambition is a historical plan, not proof that a game is available today. Here’s what the announcement means, what changed afterward and what to check before spending.