Hic et Nunc defined Tezos NFT culture in 2021, then went offline. Objkt.com became the main marketplace where its tokens still trade. Here is what happened, where old NFTs live now, and how to use the market safely.
A copy of Solana's Okay Bears surfaced on Ethereum in May 2022, soon after the original posted record sales. This guide explains how clone collections work, why they appear, and how to check any NFT before you buy.
OpenSea is best known as an NFT marketplace, but it also runs minting drops and has been tied to token and rewards plans. This guide explains each feature, how claims work and how to stay safe.
Opera put a crypto wallet and Web3 dApp access directly into its browser. This guide covers what a browser-native wallet is, how beta software changes the risk, and how to check and use it safely.
The Optimism Bedrock upgrade rebuilt how the Optimism layer-2 network is built, run and connected to Ethereum, with lower fees and a shared base for other chains as its main goals. This guide explains what changed, what it means for users and DeFi, and how to check the current state of the network.
A layer 2 season is a broad rise in activity, capital and attention across rollups. This guide explains which Optimism and Superchain metrics are worth tracking, how to read them, and which ones are easy to inflate.
The Otherside land sale in April 2022 sold roughly 55,000 Otherdeed NFTs for ApeCoin, raised over $300 million and clogged Ethereum with gas fees. This guide covers how it worked, what went wrong, and what Otherdeeds mean today.
PacMoon ran several community airdrops, and the PAC token reached a community distribution in 2024. This guide separates what is documented from what is not, and shows how to check eligibility and avoid fake claim pages.
Parallel is a sci-fi trading card game with digital cards players can own. This guide covers its factions, how a match works, how to build a first deck, and how to handle the wallet and marketplace side safely.
Photo Finish Live is a Solana horse racing game built around NFT horses and scheduled races. This review explains how the genre works, what to verify before you spend anything, and how it compares with other web3 games.
Play-to-earn games rose to attention in 2021, and many of the titles from that period have changed since. This evergreen guide explains how these games work, what to check before playing, and how to judge any play-to-earn project on its current merits.
Play-to-earn games took off in 2021, and many of the names that drew attention that July are still around in some form. This guide explains what those games were, how their reward models worked, and how to check which ones are active in 2026.
A play-to-earn budget covers more than the game price, because wallets, NFT purchases, network fees and token swings can cost more than the title itself. This guide explains how to keep spending under $10, which named projects are worth researching, and how to check current costs before you commit.
A play-to-earn scholarship lets a player use game assets owned by someone else and share the rewards. This guide explains how these arrangements work, how to judge a program before joining, and which risks to check first.
Playbite is a mobile app that bundles casual games with a rewards system. This guide covers setup, how rewards generally work, how to play efficiently, and the safety checks worth making before you spend time or money.
Playmining describes games where playing generates tokens that behave like mined rewards. This guide explains the model and the checks to run on any DEP token, since this review could not confirm which DEP token, if any, a reader has in mind.
Polymarket lets people trade on the outcome of real-world events, with share prices that read as probabilities. This guide covers how it works, how markets resolve, the main risks and where the legal limits sit.
In August 2021, a leading NFT collector paid 100 ETH for what looked like an official Banksy drop, and it was a hack. Here is what happened, why the money came back, and what the case teaches about verifying NFTs.
Prism is positioned as a marketplace for creating and collecting exclusive, curated NFTs. This guide explains how that model works, the steps to collect or create, and the checks to run before connecting a wallet.
Proof Collective is a members-only NFT community built around a small Ethereum collection tied to the PROOF brand and its founder, Kevin Rose. This guide covers what it is, what holders have received, how to buy safely and what to check before paying.
Prospectors is a Wild West-themed blockchain strategy game built around resource gathering, NFTs and a token economy. This review covers how it plays, what you own, where the money risk sits and what to verify before you spend anything.
Pudgy Penguins began as an 8,888-piece Ethereum NFT collection and grew into a consumer brand with toys, a token and a mobile game. This guide covers what it is, what holders receive, how to buy safely and what the risks are.
Pudgy Penguins went from a troubled 2021 profile-picture collection to a consumer brand with toys, games and a token after Luca Netz took over in 2022. This guide explains what changed, what holders actually get and how to judge the 'thriving' claim yourself.