The ticketing arm of the United States-based sports magazine Sports Illustrated announced it is moving its nonfungible token (NFT) ticketing platform called “Box Office” from the Polygon blockchain to ...

In this week’s newsletter, find out why Sports Illustrated is moving its nonfungible token (NFT) tickets to Avalanche and how NFT IDs in the Mocaverse are being streamlined. Read about World Wrestling ...

The bitter, decade-long feud between UFC legends Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier has once again exploded onto social media. The ...

Conor McGregor’s return to social media lasted for a few hours before he found a familiar target. The former UFC double-champ ...

Conor McGregor reignites his feud with Khabib by calling his NFT drop a scam, triggering a Crypto Twitter storm and ZachXBT ...

Two years after launching NFTs into the sports industry’s consciousness, Dapper Labs has thus far had a challenging 2023. The company has laid off 20% of its staff for the second time in four months, ...

In the sports collectibles world, cardboard is still king — for now. Despite the boom and subsequent semi-bust of digital sports collectibles in the past couple of years, the world of tangible sports ...

A new collaboration that centers on a new digital experience is about to unfold on games soon with Nike's .SWOOSH virtual creations are coming to the titles from EA Sports. This partnership will help ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. ‘Virtual creations’ from Nike’s .Swoosh marketplace could soon be integrated into future EA Sports titles.

Fan experience-related blockchain efforts centered on universal identity, like Credenza, and blockchain ticketing projects are still of interest to the sports world despite the tech’s sudden fade into ...

NFT’s have remained a controversial topic, particularly around gaming, though that hasn’t stopped everyone in their tracks from continuing to find ways to ...