NewAre NFTs Dead in 2026? What the Current Market Actually Shows4 min
If you have searched “are NFTs dead”, you have probably noticed the answers contradict each other. One camp says NFTs were a fad that ended in 2022; the other
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What NFTs actually are, what you own when you buy one, and what the fees, royalties and risks really mean. Start here.
NewThe State of NFTs Right Now — What 410 Verified Records Actually Show4 min
Data snapshot: 5 October 2026. Every figure below comes from our own verified registries — see the methodology note at the end. Last reviewed: October 2026 Disclosure: some links on this site are affiliate or referral links. If you sign up through one we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. It…
NewWhich Blockchain Should You Buy NFTs On?4 min
Ethereum, Solana, Base or Polygon? How to choose which blockchain to buy NFTs on — fees, wallets, marketplaces and the one rule about bridges.
UpdatedWhat Is NFT Metadata? (Token, Image and Storage Explained)3 min
When you buy an NFT, what lands in your wallet is not a picture — it is a token that points to information. That information is the metadata: the name,
NewWhat Is an ENS Domain — and Do I Need One?3 min
An ENS domain is a human-readable name — like yourname.eth — that points to your crypto wallet address, so people can send assets to a name instead of a long
NewWhat Are Soulbound Tokens (Non-Transferable NFTs)?3 min
A soulbound token (SBT) is an NFT that can't be transferred or sold — once it's issued to your wallet, it stays there permanently.
UpdatedNFT Whitelists and Allowlists Explained (Beginner Guide)4 min
Before many NFT mints, the project publishes a whitelist — also called an allowlist — a list of wallet addresses pre-approved to mint. Being on it usually
UpdatedHow to Mint Your First NFT (Step-by-Step Guide)5 min
Minting an NFT means creating it on the blockchain yourself — usually directly from the project that made it — rather than buying one somebody else already
NewCan You Screenshot an NFT? What You Actually Own3 min
Yes — anyone can screenshot or right-click-save an NFT's image. What they can't screenshot is the token: the on-chain record that says who owns it.
UpdatedWhat Is NFT Minting? (Minting vs Buying Explained)4 min
Minting is the moment an NFT is created. When you mint an NFT, a transaction on the blockchain writes a brand-new token into existence and records your wallet