Recently New York Times and Elle Ukraine have written about Support Ukraine Gallery project, dedicated to the unprovoked russian-Ukrainian war and the full-scale attack by putin and russian military forces in February 2022.

Wanna share with you some buzz from Metaverse. Ready? So let’s see who are we calling on duty, cause CTRL/ART/D presents onboarding of some major brands

Now we need some statistics. Respondents from the United States, UK, Canada, and Germany were much less likely to have or buy NFTs in 2021 than adults from other countries in the world. Comparing results from several Google Surveys held across the world in September 2021 reveals that non-fungible tokens were especially popular in Southeast Asia and Latin America.

Holly-Molly, we did great! Joining a Revolution could be always hard, especially with all of this NFT pyrexia we’ve all survived this year. But no matter what, the definitive NFT agency CTRL/ART/D demonstrates 100% of success cases just for 6 months of existing!

With the Christmas season fast approaching, here we are with our article about how NFT community celebrates this traditional holiday. Let’s have a look on the way you can contribute to community celebration and on Crypto presents you might receive under your Christmas tree: Such an amazing idea of creation a Christmas Wish NFT. That’s a unique NFT that allows you to generate and save your Christmas wish to ETH blockchain forever. It costs only 0.01 ETH per wish, so it gives a chance to take part almost to every member of NFT community and to make history all together! Christmas Wish NFT wrote on their profile on OpenSea: “As we all know, it has been a tough year with that Grinch, Mr. Epidemic going around. So let us end this year with a magical wish through our wonder Ethereum blockchain network, where our wishes will be saved forever!”

NFTs are available and traded globally because DLT platforms operate beyond borders. Therefore, issuers, advisers and purchasers of NFTs will need to consider the legal status and regulatory frameworks across multiple jurisdictions. Let's have a look on specific geographical regions.

Fading Hype around NFT art? While NFT technology is revolutionary in its use cases, especially for artists, musicians, games, and other content creators, there were some worrying signs that the NFT market was becoming a tad bit overheated with some NFTs selling for insane amounts.

Recently there was a new presentation of NVIDIA GTC 2021, where Jen-Hsun Huang showed what they were working on this year.

Over 2.5 billion dollars worth of NFT sales took place in just the first half of 2021 and some NFT Marketplaces like OpenSea and Axie Infinity were able to generate hundreds of millions in volume from activity fueled by NFT creators and speculative investors or collectors. If you wanna know where all the NFT money is concentrated, then check out our blog on popular projects using NFTs and crypto collectibles.

Before the stupendous rise of NFTs, the concepts of actual digital artwork ownership and scarcity were non-existent. Digital artists truly faced many problems in their work and efforts in an increasingly digital world. Frequently they would find to have had their art re-published with no credits, and used where royalties would be rightfully due. The same problems apply to real-world works of art, although things are a bit more simple when it comes to determining their authenticity. A photocopy of a Vincent van Gogh painting is clearly distinguishable from an original hanging in a museum.

Non-fungible tokens are cryptographic tokens that are used to represent a unique asset whose authenticity is backed by Blockchain. Ever since appearing in 2017, NFT’s have been used to prove digital ownership of unique assets in a variety of industries like gaming, licensing, art, certificates, logistics, and much more.

How do NFTs work? When someone says NFT, what they really mean is a Non-fungible token, the authenticity of which as well as ownership over is achieved through the use of tokenizing a virtual or physical asset using Blockchain technology. NFTs are part of the cryptocurrency world, but the non-fungible part is what makes them distinctly different from crypto’s.

Today we announced the drop of our first artist. He also wanted to tell his story. Here it goes.

We’re sure that by now you’re quite familiar with what an NFT is and why they’re surrounded by an ever-present coat of hype. But how do you actually mint one as a content creator or buy and sell an NFT as a collector?

So you’re probably wondering what the heck an NFT is? Well, the abbreviation stands for Non-fungible tokens. Think of NFTs as something both tangible and intangible that has unique properties or attributes which make it impossible to be substituted for any other thing.

Ah, NFTs, they’ve seen explosive growth in popularity in 2021 and acted as a huge hype catalyst for a cryptocurrency market bull rally. Many compare these last few months of NFT-mania to the 2017 ICO times.

NFT marketplaces have been quickly rising in their importance as a result of the general growth in popularity of NFTs. Which you can read more about in our blog here. So, naturally, it would be extremely helpful for anyone to be aware of the most popular NFT marketplaces out there and some of their unique characteristics.

The entire Blockchain and cryptocurrency industry has experienced a tremendous spark of interest from world class celebrities, music artists, athletes, and big brands like Nike, Marvel, and the NBA. NFTs have acted sort of a gateway for them. And well, it should come as no surprise.