Rap artists and music executives moved into NFTs quickly in 2021, buying apes, releasing fan collectibles and announcing label plans. This explainer covers what they did, what happened to those assets, and how to evaluate a celebrity NFT before you buy one.
Rarible is a non-custodial, multichain NFT marketplace with creator minting tools, a RARI governance token and newer random-pack features. This review covers what it does well, what to check before using it, and who it suits.
Rarible added Tezos as a blockchain for its NFT marketplace in late 2021 and later expanded to more chains. This explainer covers what that move meant, what carbon neutrality means for NFT platforms, and how to check sustainability claims yourself.
Ubisoft's Raving Rabbids characters are coming to The Sandbox, a blockchain-linked virtual world. This guide explains what a crossover like this means for players, how the underlying platform works, and what to check before you spend time or money on it.
Raydium is a Solana exchange built for fast, low-cost token swaps. This guide explains how it works, what a mobile user needs to get started, and how to check current details before you trade.
Reports in late 2024 and early 2025 said Solana's Raydium recorded higher monthly trading volume than Ethereum's Uniswap at times. This guide explains what that comparison measures, why it moved, and how to check the current numbers yourself.
RCRDSHP is a platform built around digital music trading cards, with its first widely covered drop tied to the producer TheFatRat in late 2021. This guide explains the idea, how collecting works, what could make cards gain or lose value, and how to check the platform's current status before you spend anything.
Ready to Fight is a global online platform for the professional boxing industry, serving boxers, coaches, managers, agents and promoters. This guide explains what it offers, who it suits, how to sign up safely, and how it differs from other products that use the word Ready in crypto.
Real-world asset tokenization puts claims on off-chain assets such as government bills, private credit and real estate onto a blockchain. This guide explains how the structures work, what rights a token may or may not give you, and what to check before you hold one.
Rebel Cars has been linked to a CGI NFT asset marketplace and an RC token, but the public information is fragmented and uneven. This guide explains what can and cannot be confirmed, how to check a token yourself, and how to approach the marketplace with caution.
Rebel Cars on Elysium is a blockchain-linked car game, and beginners need to understand the wallet, the assets and the risks before spending anything. This guide explains how to approach the game safely and where to confirm the details that change over time.
Reddit and Twitter tested NFTs as profile images and collectibles in 2021 and 2022, while the CNN part of the headline is weaker than it sounds. This explainer covers what each platform did, what the current evidence shows, and how to judge similar brand-led NFT launches.
In 2021, reporting on celebrity wallets named actress Reese Witherspoon and Wolf of Wall Street author Jordan Belfort as NFT buyers. This guide covers what was reported, how such holdings are verified, and how to research celebrity-linked NFTs today.
Refik Anadol's large-scale AI artwork on the Sphere in Las Vegas drew attention from NFT collectors. This guide explains what the show was, how his digital work has been traded as NFTs, and how to check provenance and avoid scams before buying.
Reform DAO is a market making and treasury group, and this guide explains what its partnership with dApp Launch can mean for token holders. It also sets out what public sources confirm and what to check before taking part.
Public reporting for this topic covered the UAW labour union, not crypto regulation, so this guide explains the regulatory challenges that dApps and SocialFi apps face in general, and the checks users can run before they join one.
A reported high-value purchase of two XCOPY artworks shows how NFT art prices get set, reported, and checked. This guide explains how to read a headline sale, verify it on-chain, and avoid the risks that come with buying expensive digital art.
Revv Racing ran a US$150,000 prize event during its 2021 Alpha period, and this guide explains what that tournament was, how play-to-earn prize events of that kind usually worked, and what the game and its REVV token look like now. It also shows how to check current events and rules yourself.
Revv Racing was tied to F1 Delta Time, an NFT racing game that closed in March 2022 after its Formula 1 license was not renewed. This guide explains what happened, what it meant for the REVV token and car holders, and how to check the current position of any similar asset.
REVV Racing rewards players through gameplay, time-limited events and NFT cars, all tied to the REVV token. This guide explains each route, what to check before you commit time or money, and how to verify current rules.
A viral-style claim that gamers can win 150,000 in a Revv racing tournament needs checking before anyone enters. This guide explains what the public public reporting do and do not confirm, and how to verify any racing prize pool before you play.
REVV is a token name tied to a gaming and motorsport project, but the name alone does not tell you which token you are looking at. This guide explains how to identify the right REVV, verify its contract, and check supply, liquidity and token locks before you trade or hold it.
Blockchain Brawlers' Ric Flair limited edition NFT news is the trigger for this guide, but the coverage gathered here does not confirm the drop's supply, price, chain or dates. This explainer covers how limited NFTs work and how to verify a drop before buying.
Public reporting do not confirm the Riot Racers and Citroën car NFT details, so this guide explains what a brand-partnered car drop usually involves and what to check before trusting any announcement.