Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Forbes Contributor covering the future of entertainment technologies. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are still a bit head-scratchy for some.

For much of the COVID-19 pandemic until very recently, there was a new, jargon-laden product category dominating news headlines: NFTs ... so much as it can be tricky to understand why they ...

Collectibles can be expensive to acquire and store, don’t generate income, are targeted by fraudsters, are not always easy to sell, and can swing wildly in valuation.

14. Trending on Billboard One of the applications on Soneium is a new fan marketing platform through which companies can issue NFTs. So far, two of Sony’s music divisions, Sony Music ...

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are more than pixelated 'generative' avatars sold at exorbitant prices for their rarity. This last week saw Beeple’s artwork selling for $29 million and Silk Road foun ...

This is also 37% more than the 5.4 million unique buyers recorded in 2022, a year widely considered the peak of NFTs. So, while volumes may be down, there is still a growing demand for the asset ...

But why does everyone love NFTs so very much? Because, as The Doctor explains, these tokens are a gateway to something bigger – Web3. Web3 is the new version of the Internet. It is owned by the ...

Explainer: What are NFTs? Why do they matter to artists ... The exponentially growing NFT market is very new, so it is still developing. However, its potential in the digital future is massive ...