Habbo, the pixel-art social world that launched in 2000, has a place in the NFT market through avatar collections that draw on its look. This guide explains the nostalgia trade, how to read chart claims, and how to check what you are actually buying.
Claims that Habbo credits are reserved for dedicated NFT holders are hard to verify and often tied to scams. This guide explains what credits and Habbo's NFT avatars are, how token-gated perks really work, and how to check an offer.
Hic et Nunc was once the busiest art marketplace on Tezos. Its website went dark in late 2021, but the NFTs did not vanish. Here is what happened, what it means for owners, and how to find the work today.
Hic et Nunc, the Tezos NFT marketplace that many artists treated as a home base, went offline in November 2021. This guide explains what happened, whether HEN NFTs still exist, and where collectors and artists went next.
An Aavegotchi land auction bid is a commitment of tokens to buy a Realm parcel through the game's auction mechanism. This explainer covers how bids work, how to verify a live auction, and what risks to weigh before you commit funds.
Banksy-linked NFT drops that sell out quickly raise questions about authenticity, marketplace rules and buyer protection. This guide explains how Solana sellouts work, what public sources do and do not confirm about AAChoo and Voovoo, and how to verify any Banksy-related sale before you spend money.
Opepen is one of the best-known collections tied to designer Jack Butcher and his Visualize Value brand. This guide covers what the project is, which design choices shaped its reputation, and why price and value are not the same thing.
Holding an NFT does not have to mean waiting for a sale to get paid. This guide explains the main models, from royalties and rentals to loans, vaults and fee-funded strategies, and what to check before committing.
Owning an NFT that is linked to an apartment can grant access rights, but the link between the token and the unit depends entirely on the project's own contract and terms. This guide explains how that setup usually works and what to verify before you pay for an Ethereum Towers token.
A practical walkthrough of connecting a wallet, buying, listing and selling NFTs on Magic Eden, plus the fees, royalties and scam checks that matter before you sign anything.
VeVe built its marketplace around in-app Gems, and moving value out of that system has always depended on what the app currently supports. This guide explains how cashing out works in principle, what to check in the app first, and how to avoid common mistakes.
The primary sale of Warner Bros.' Matrix Resurrections avatars ran in late 2021, so you can no longer join it. This guide explains what it was, how the red pill and blue pill choice worked, and how to buy one now without getting scammed.
Selling an NFT takes a few steps, but the choices you make about marketplace, price format and wallet permissions decide how much you keep and how safe the sale is. This guide covers each stage, from checking ownership to recording the sale for tax.
A Bored Ape has no cash flows to discount, so its value comes from comparable sales, traits, liquidity and rights. This guide explains how to build a defensible estimate and where to check live data.
A CryptoPunk has no fixed price, only a range supported by type, traits, comparable sales and live bids. This guide explains how to build that range step by step and which mistakes distort it.
Hashmasks are an early, art-led Ethereum NFT collection, and no single number tells you what one is worth. This guide sets out a repeatable way to estimate value from comparable sales, traits, artist, name, liquidity and risk.
A Top Shot Moment is worth what a buyer will actually pay, not what a seller asks. This guide covers the factors that move that price, how to build a valuation from real sales, and where the risks sit.
Yuga Labs went from a 10,000-image collection to one of the best-known brands in crypto. Here is how Bored Apes, CryptoPunks, ApeCoin and Otherside fit together, and why headline valuations like $8.1 billion need careful reading.
A Lil Baby set at a Bored Ape Yacht Club ApeFest became a shorthand for how NFT communities use live events. This explainer covers what ApeFest is, how access works, what a concert does and does not mean for NFT value, and how to stay safe around these events.
LimeWire, the file-sharing program many people remember from the early 2000s, returned under new ownership as a creator and NFT platform. This guide covers what it is, how it differs from the original, and how to judge it before you spend anything.
Luca Netz's interviews about Pudgy Penguins keep returning to one question: how does an NFT project that began under a cloud become a lasting consumer brand? This guide covers the stable background, the meaning of "rug pull," and how to judge any founder's claims.
In late 2021 Warner Bros. teamed with the Nifty's platform to sell 100,000 Matrix-themed NFT avatars tied to the release of The Matrix Resurrections. This guide covers what the collection was, how the sale worked, how it stands now and what to check before buying one.
Music NFTs turn songs, albums and fan perks into blockchain tokens. Here is how they work, what buyers really get, and which artists shaped the format.
NFT strategy tokens use trading fees to buy NFTs, relist them and burn supply. This guide explains how PunkStrategy works, where the model is fragile, and which alternatives are worth comparing.