Rarify, an application programming interface (API) platform, announced that it raised $10 million in a Series A funding round led by crypto investment firm Pantera Capital. (Read More)

Online adult content subscription platform OnlyFans has launched a feature for users to display verified NFTs as profile pictures. (Read More)

Reddit is following Twitter’s footsteps to join the NFT bandwagon as it explores ways to add NFT profile pictures.

Key Takeaways Wikipedia editors have removed NFT art by Pak from the site's list of most expensive artworks by living artists. Editors state that...

Tesla and Spacex CEO Elon Musk has criticized Twitter for using its engineering resources to provide a non-fungible token (NFT) profile picture service. “Twitter is spending engineering resources on this bs while crypto scammers are throwing a spambot block party in every thread,” Musk said. Elon Musk Criticizes How Twitter Uses Engineering Resources Tesla CEO […]

Twitter's NFT profile picture rollout this week sparked complaints and debate from among the site's userbase.

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When Twitter announced the rollout of NFT profile pictures on its Twitter Blue service, to say that users reacted strongly would be an understatement. There were emotions ranging from cries of triumph to nausea-induced rants. Ready to show off your NFT? Follow these simple steps to connect your crypto wallet and let’s see your NFT PFPs! […]

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Twitter released verified NFT profile picture feature as the platform is embracing non-fungible tokens at a fast pace as we can see in today’s cryptocurrency latest news. Social media giant Twitter released verified NFT profile picture feature for users. In the past, anyone was able to right-click and copy an image with no proof of […]

Tesla's boss is taking a hard stance against Twitter's recent decision to integrate NFTs.

Moments ago, social media giant Twitter, announced that it was rolling out NFT profile pictures for IOS users. The announcement is in line with an earlier one in September 2021, stating that the platform will soon start allowing users to authenticate NFTs. And much to the excitement of NFT owners on the platform, the moment

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Twitter took a further leap into the world of crypto by adding NFT profile picture verification for certain users via OpenSea's API.