JPG Store, the largest NFT trading market in the Cardano ecosystem, announced that it will permanently shut down on May 23, 2026, and its Comet platform will stop services at the same time. The team attributes the closure to the fact that “the platform has developed to the point where it can no longer continue operating,” marking the end of this flagship market that has served the Cardano community for five years since 2021.

WWE has entered the blockchain sector through a multi-year partnership with Blockchain Creative Labs, a non-fungible token studio backed by FOX Entertainment and Bento Box Entertainment, to launch an official marketplace for digital WWE collectibles. This marks the first time Blockchain Creative Lab

Ethereum: Strong DeFi adoption, staking rewards, and continued network upgrades support long-term growth. Solana: Fast transactions, growing developer ecosystem, and NFT expansion drive increasing market interest. Chainlink: Critical oracle network linking real-world data with

Foundation, the Ethereum-based non-fungible token ( NFT) marketplace that processed roughly $230 million in primary digital art sales since its 2020 launch, has shut down for good after a planned acquisition by display technology company Blackdove fell apart less than three months after

NFT platform Foundation co-founder Kayvon Tehranian announced on the X platform on April 15 that the platform will officially cease operations. Earlier this year, Foundation had signed a sale agreement with a buyer, but the buyer backed out before the transaction was completed. After Tehranian reassumed control, he assessed the market situation and announced, "There are no other buyers worth pursuing," officially initiating the wind-down process.

The global crypto market is undergoing a correction, with a 0.86% drop in total capitalization to $2.41T. Bitcoin and Ethereum fell by 1.21% and 1.33%, respectively. Despite declines in DeFi TVL and NFT sales, some altcoins surged significantly.

The NFT sector experienced notable sales this week, led by Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Arbitrum. Top sales included the $X@AI BRC-20 NFT at $8,097,669, reflecting growing investor confidence in the market. Other blockchains like Polygon and Flow also had significant sales.

The crypto market continues to grow, with a market cap of $2.44T and Bitcoin and Ethereum showing slight increases. Top gainers include $GPM and $BASE. Meanwhile, DeFi TVL declined, NFT sales rose, and notable developments include a trader's significant loss and a push for regulatory clarity in Congress.

The crypto market has grown, with a 1.35% increase in capitalization to $2.44T and Bitcoin and Ethereum prices rising. Major gainers include $PENGU, $HBTC, and $TSLA. DeFi TVL rose 1.27%, while NFT sales fell 4.99%. Key developments include Polymarket's stablecoin upgrade and CFTC's regulatory efforts.

The crypto market has seen a 1.14% decline, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing slight gains. Top gainers include PEPE and IRISnet. DeFi TVL increased, while NFT sales dropped. Notable events include xAI suing Colorado and South Korea tightening crypto regulations.