The frenzy of interest in what Metaverse means in terms of virtual real estate is part of what inflates its price. There are multiple types of Metaverses, similar to how there are many types of cryptocurrency. Not all cryptocurrencies are as valuable as Bitcoin or Ethereum; in the same vein, not all Metaverse plots of land are worth the same in crypto. The most famous Metaverses are Decentraland and The Sandbox. These Metaverses offer plots of land built on the Ethereum blockchain, which means they can only be bought and sold using Ethereum. The lands can also be made available as NFTs for buy ..read more

Many Web3 traders’ top goal is investing in the metaverse, though not many know the intricacies of purchasing stock or land in a virtual environment. Some Metaverse appliances include augmented reality platforms, social media, and popular Web3 dating apps. Investors interested in supporting Metaverse companies might be interested in purchasing Metaverse stock. Today, we’ll teach you how to invest in Metaverse stock so you can reap the benefits of Web3 for yourself: What is Metaverse stock? There’s an estimate that the global metaverse market could collectively reach a worth of $800 billion by ..read more

If you’re an artist, then you know that crypto-collectibles are the future. And if you’re not an artist, then you might be interested in investing and trading NFTs nonetheless! In any case, in 2022 the options for buying and selling NFTs (non-fungible tokens) will be greater than ever before. Here’s our list of best marketplaces to buy an NFT in 2022 OpenSea OpenSea is known as the Amazon of NFTs, and one of the best marketplaces to buy an NFT. They sell almost all types of NFTs, including: images, illustrations, photos, GIFs, videos, songs, and many more. As one of the largest and most popula ..read more

What if there was a magical calendar that could keep track of all important NFT drops, sales and events, without taking up any space? No more missed flash sales or forgotten NFT drops! Such a calendar does exist, and it’s called an NFT calendar. Keep reading to find out more about the NFT trader’s best friend. What is an NFT calendar? An NFT calendar is an online platform, software, or tool that helps NFT artists, developers, and traders by keeping them updated on the latest NFT drops. NFT calendars include the dates and times of each NFT drop and a countdown for users to keep track of the rem ..read more

We all have to do our taxes. No one likes to pay them, but it’s a necessary evil. Unless you’re lucky enough to live in a country with no income tax. But even there, you probably have some other kind of tax—sales tax, value-added tax, property tax, etc. Even NFTs and crypto are subject to taxation! Taxes and NFTs might seem like water and oil, yet most people aren’t aware of how their local tributary policies interact with them. Better learn how they work before you buy NFTs! Let’s find out in what ways NFTs are taxed: How do taxes affect NFTs? NFT artists, creators, and traders that derive in ..read more

How’s your Metaverse avatar looking? With the advent of Web3 and growing popularity of Metaverses, its just a matter of time before people straight up ask each other who designed their Metaverse avatar, or where they bought their clothes. Metaverse avatars are the virtual identities of Metaverse users, and everyone wants theirs to look the best. How can you turn NFTs into Avatars in the Metaverse? Let’s find out today! What is the Metaverse? We use the phrase “the Metaverse” to refer to the concept of an alternative virtual universe that we can access through Web3, but there’s not one overarch ..read more

NFTs and copyright have always been tricky topics to tackle in the Web3 space. Who really owns the rights to the NFT when you purchase it: the artist, the trader, or the buyer? After all, copyright protection of a unique asset in a tamper-free ledger doesn’t seem plausible for some, but NFTs are eternally bound to their Blockchain. It’s a grey area on who should retain the rights for the NFT at the end of the day. What do you actually own when you purchase an NFT? Let’s find out! What is an NFT? A non-fungible token or NFT is a digital data asset stored on a blockchain. These files can be phot ..read more

The NFT market is becoming more and more saturated with every passing month. This means that upcoming NFT projects need to step up their game when it comes to providing utilities and features. Many people enjoy the creative and artistic value of NFTs. They are no different from a famous artist’s painting, song, or book, of which only one version exists. On the other hand, some NFT traders avoid purchasing NFTs that don’t provide any utility or additional perks besides the purchase. Bored Ape Yacht Club provided users with features beyond simply owning a quirky illustration of an ape. How to ad ..read more

Where do NFTs go after you purchase them? To crypto wallets! A crypto wallet is the first step to set straight before venturing into the crypto space. As banks do not exist in the crypto and NFT environment, users employ crypto wallets as their digital safe for saving, storing, and receiving crypto and NFTs. How do crypto wallets work, and how can you get one for yourself? Let’s find out today! What is an NFT ? An NFT is a non-fungible token representing digital or physical assets, like images, real estate, food, and video games. The extent to which they can be used as digital manifestations o ..read more

Contrary to popular belief, there are ways to sell NFT without paying. In many NFT marketplaces, you have to pay marketplace fees and gas fees before publishing your NFT for sales. This can be a deterrent for NFT artists and sellers who want to start publishing their art, as they’ll have to pay a lot of crypto just for a chance to sell their NFTs. There’s a solution for that: a process known as lazy minting. Lazy minting lets you sell NFTs without crypto. Let’s find out how you can start selling your NFTs for free: What is mint NFT? NFTs exist in the tamper-free ledger of data known as the Blo ..read more