What do you really own with an NFT? We break down token rights, smart contracts, and how LLM-Powered Social Engineering threatens digital ownership.

Token approval is the process of a blockchain transaction whereby an individual approves a smart contract to spend a particular number of tokens.

Web 3 protocol Pastel said Wednesday it is launching its beta version SmartMint, a no-code non-fungible token (NFT) minting service for the Ethereum, Solana, Polygon and Pastel platforms. SmartMint ...

Jimmy McNelis, the founder of Web3 tech firm nameless, says there are too many nonfungible token (NFT) projects rushing to market without proper smart contract testing — potentially leading to ...

The creator contract beta release has been tested by users, with 84 contracts deployed and 250 NFTs minted so far. According to a Feb. 16 tweet, e-commerce platform eBay’s nonfungible token (NFT) ...

A savvy crypto enthusiast has acquired a valuable CryptoPunk NFT for a fraction of its market value, exploiting a dormant smart contract from a defunct fractional ownership platform. The NFT remained ...

A vulnerability in an open-source library that is common across the Web3 space impacts the security of pre-built smart contracts, affecting multiple NFT collections, including Coinbase. The disclosure ...

DIBA, a new marketplace meant for exchanging Bitcoin-based NFTs, went live on Thursday, the firm said in an e-mail to CoinDesk. The marketplace will allow users to trade any asset issued on Bitcoin ...