NFT

NFTs are unique digital identifiers recorded on a blockchain that certify ownership and authenticity of a specific asset. Moving past the "PFP" craze, 2026 NFTs emphasize utility, representing everything from IP rights and digital fashion to RWA titles and event ticketing. This tag explores the technical standards of digital ownership, the growth of NFT marketplaces, and the integration of non-fungible tech into the broader Creator Economy and enterprise solutions.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
Dogecoin 2025: DOGE vs Noomez

Dogecoin 2025: DOGE vs Noomez

The post Dogecoin 2025: DOGE vs Noomez appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Dogecoin (DOGE), the original meme coin, continues to hold its spot among top digital assets, trading around $0.20 with a market cap of $30.3 billion, according to CoinMarketCap. Despite recent consolidation, long-term forecasts point to moderate growth through 2025 and a potential surge by 2030. Meanwhile, attention in the meme sector is shifting toward Noomez ($NNZ), a new presale project that launches today with a deflationary model and verifiable on-chain mechanics. DOGE Price Outlook for 2025 Analysts estimate Dogecoin will trade between $0.1943 and $0.2534 by December 2025, averaging around $0.2293. This represents a 26.8% projected rise from current levels. The Dogecoin 2025 price remains tied to broader crypto recovery trends, retail participation, and integrations within X (formerly Twitter), where Elon Musk’s continued influence fuels speculative rallies. The price for Dogecoin in the near term depends on network activity and upcoming updates to reduce transaction fees. While it may not reclaim its 2021 highs quickly, analysts view its loyal community base as a stabilizing force that keeps DOGE relevant among retail traders. Five-Year and 2030 Forecasts The long-term Dogecoin price 2030 suggests DOGE could average $0.55 with highs of $0.61, according to multi-year data projections. That marks a potential 180% to 200% upside within five years if the token sustains adoption in microtransactions and tipping systems. By 2030, analysts see DOGE evolving into a foundational part of the “meme coin index”; assets used for community-led trading and liquidity events. Under favorable market conditions, this trajectory could push its value closer to historical peaks, although the Dogecoin price 5 years ahead still depends heavily on broader market liquidity and investor sentiment. Noomez Presale Launch Gains Momentum While Dogecoin maintains its veteran status, Noomez ($NNZ) has emerged as one of the most-discussed new tokens of 2025. Its 28-stage presale, beginning today, starts…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Is XRPL the Next Institutional Blockchain? Q3 Data Suggests So

Is XRPL the Next Institutional Blockchain? Q3 Data Suggests So

In Q2, the XRP Ledger recorded a $131.6 million market cap in tokenized real-world assets, climbing to a new high of $364 million in Q3. The XRPL network continues to expand its decentralized finance ecosystem, with total value locked rising to $90 million. Messari, a leading crypto market intelligence firm, has reported that Ripple (XRP) [...]]]>

Author: Crypto News Flash
Trump Family Explore Prediction Markets Via Crypto.com Partnership

Trump Family Explore Prediction Markets Via Crypto.com Partnership

The post Trump Family Explore Prediction Markets Via Crypto.com Partnership appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Trump’s family communication company, Trump Media and Technology Group, announced on October 28 that it would make prediction markets available on Truth Social through an exclusive arrangement with Crypto.com Derivatives North America. The integration positioned Truth Social as the first social media platform to offer embedded prediction market capabilities via a CFTC-registered exchange and clearinghouse. The announcement comes amid the rising popularity of prediction markets. Kalshi and Polymarket combined surpassed $8 billion in volume in the third quarter, up 61% from the second quarter. Trump Family Targets Political and Financial Events With New Platform Truth Social users gained access to trade prediction contracts on political elections, interest and inflation rate changes, and gold and crude oil commodity prices, as well as events across major sports leagues, through the product Truth Predict. Prices are updated in real-time, allowing users to react instantly to developments in major current events. Devin Nunes, Trump Media chairman and chief executive, stated the company held more than $3 billion in financial assets as of the second quarter. He posted its first quarter of positive operating cash flow after going public in 2024. The event contracts were offered via Crypto.com Derivatives in North America, providing federally compliant access to event contracts covering politics, economics, financials, and sports. Kris Marszalek, Crypto.com co-founder and chief executive, described prediction markets as “poised to be a multi-deca-billion dollar industry”. He noted the integration aligned with what users sought in social media communities. The platform planned beta testing followed by a full US launch, with global expansion pending regulatory requirements. Truth Social and Truth+ users who hold Truth gems earned through platform interactions can convert them into Cronos (CRO) and apply them to Truth Predict contract purchases. The initiative followed Trump Media’s recent strategic partnership with Crypto.com to introduce a CRO rewards…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Best Crypto Presale 2025: Tundra’s Dual-Token System Gains Traction

Best Crypto Presale 2025: Tundra’s Dual-Token System Gains Traction

Token launches in 2025 face sharper scrutiny than any prior cycle. Data compiled by DefiLlama show overall crypto fundraising volumes down 14% year-over-year, while average deal size continues to rise — a sign investors are backing fewer but better-documented projects. CryptoRank’s Q3 2025 report places total industry inflows near $8 billion, highlighting that transparency and […]

Author: Cryptopolitan
BlackRock denies any investment relationship with TreasureNFT.

BlackRock denies any investment relationship with TreasureNFT.

PANews reported on October 29th that BlackRock's official account, @BlackRockFact, issued a statement on the X platform clarifying that recent online rumors claiming "BlackRock has made a strategic investment in TreasureNFT" are false. BlackRock explicitly stated that the company has no investment or partnership relationship with TreasureNFT in any form.

Author: PANews
Exclusive: FOMC Meeting Today Could Redefine Market Liquidity Outlook, Says Analyst Alicharts

Exclusive: FOMC Meeting Today Could Redefine Market Liquidity Outlook, Says Analyst Alicharts

The post Exclusive: FOMC Meeting Today Could Redefine Market Liquidity Outlook, Says Analyst Alicharts appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News It’s a big day for global markets and crypto holders as the U.S. Federal Reserve is set to announce its FOMC rate decision today at 2 PM ET, followed by Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s press conference at 2:30 PM ET. While a 25 bps rate cut is almost fully priced in with 99.9% odds, analysts …

Author: CoinPedia
Crypto Market Sees Slight Dip as Fear Persists

Crypto Market Sees Slight Dip as Fear Persists

The crypto market dips by 1.34% to $3.8T as fear persists as Bitcoin ($BTC) and Ethereum ($ETH) fall slightly while Visa expands stablecoin use on 4 chains.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Are CBDCs Now ‘Irrelevant’? Ripple CTO Says the Market Has Moved On

Are CBDCs Now ‘Irrelevant’? Ripple CTO Says the Market Has Moved On

The post Are CBDCs Now ‘Irrelevant’? Ripple CTO Says the Market Has Moved On appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Ripple’s Chief Technology Officer, David Schwartz, has sparked a fresh debate around central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and how they could reshape financial freedom. It started when Schwartz shared his article “The War on Cash” on X. The post quickly drew attention, especially after a user asked what poses a bigger threat to freedom – …

Author: CoinPedia
Australia’s ASIC Modifies Rules on Stablecoins and Wrapped Tokens

Australia’s ASIC Modifies Rules on Stablecoins and Wrapped Tokens

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) announced that it has updated its Information Sheet 225, classifying stablecoins, wrapped tokens, tokenized securities, and digital asset wallets as financial products under Australian law. These rules aim to protect consumers while enabling innovation. The update, released on October 29, 2025, requires providers to obtain an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) and join the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) by June 30, 2026. New Rules for Crypto Assets   The updated guidance, which expanded with 18 practical examples, covers custody, fund management, and staking-as-a-service, ensuring clarity for industry players. The rules extend to offshore and decentralized platforms targeting Australian users, reflecting a global regulatory trend. ASIC Commissioner Alan Kirkland emphasized the need for clarity, saying: “Distributed ledger technology is reshaping finance, and our guidance supports confident innovation.” He further stressed the need for leniency on the part of the regulatory watchdog. “We recognise that firms will need time to consider the updated guidance and apply for licences, so ASIC has granted a sector-wide no-action position until 30 June 2026. ASIC also proposes to provide relief for stablecoin and wrapped token distributors to smooth the transition to proposed law reform,” he added.  The watchdog’s proposed regulatory relief is open for feedback until November 12, 2025. This follows a September 2025 class exemption for stablecoin intermediaries. It also aligns with upcoming Treasury bills regarding digital asset platforms, pitching Australia ahead in crypto regulation. ASIC Exempts Bitcoin and Others Notably, ASIC’s updated guidelines do not classify Bitcoin, non-gaming NFTs, memecoins, and tokenized non-financial items as financial products. This means that platforms like Bitcoin exchanges that deal only with these assets might not need an AFSL, easing regulatory requirements for some operators.  The decision emphasizes Bitcoin’s decentralized character and its lack of yield, unlike regulated assets such as stablecoins. The goal is to encourage innovation in non-financial crypto areas while protecting consumers from more complex products. Non-gaming NFTs, such as digital art and community-focused memecoins, do not require licenses. Meanwhile, the new guidelines may slow the approval process for AFSLs, potentially impacting smaller firms. The no-action period until June 2026 gives some time to adjust, but compliance costs might be difficult for startups to manage. Offshore platforms serving Australian users may likely face increased scrutiny, aligning with global efforts to regulate cross-border crypto services. The post Australia’s ASIC Modifies Rules on Stablecoins and Wrapped Tokens appeared first on CoinTab News.

Author: Coinstats
SEI Price Dips Sharply: Is it Time to Accumulate or Cut Losses?

SEI Price Dips Sharply: Is it Time to Accumulate or Cut Losses?

The post SEI Price Dips Sharply: Is it Time to Accumulate or Cut Losses? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News SEI has entered a crucial phase as price action tests major structural levels following weeks of sustained sell pressure. Despite the broader market showing signs of stabilization, SEI price continues to hover near its yearly lows, sparking debate over its long-term viability. Network fundamentals remain intact, with strong throughput, growing ecosystem integrations, and a focus …

Author: CoinPedia