The Binance NFT marketplace said it will soon expand its multichain ecosystem, and add support for Bitcoin Ordinals, which are also known as Bitcoin NFTs.
The platform said it will allow users to purchase and trade Ordinals directly from their Binance accounts, bypassing the need to create a separate inscription wallet.
Nike will begin airdropping 106,453 “posters” for its “Our Force 1” NFT collection on Tuesday, giving .Swoosh users early access to the virtual sneakers.
The sale of the NFT collection will begin on 10 May, or 8 May for poster holders, and each digital box will be prices at $19.82, a tribute to the year the Air Force 1 sneaker was first released.
Magic Eden’s “fully audited” Bitcoin Ordinal marketplace will only support secondary sales of Bitcoin NFTs, though it is looking into tools to allow for easy mint of such collectibles.
Royalties will also be unavailable from the start due to the lack of tooling on the Bitcoin network, but the marketplace is “actively looking” into the development of a new royalty standard.
Music streaming giant Spotify has launched a new “token-enabled playlist” pilot, which gives holders of specific NFTs access to exclusive content on its platform.
Participating in the pilot are NFT platforms Overlord, Fluf, Moonbirds, and Kingship, though only Android users in the U.S., U.K., Germany, Australia, and New Zealand will have access to it.
The 45,000 NFT trading card collection created by Donald Trump, which had an initial price of $99 per token, was sold out within hours of its release on 15 December.
Data from popular NFT marketplace OpenSea shows the collection has already surpassed 1,200 ETH in trading volume, with the token’s floor price hovering around 0.15 ETH.
President-Elect Donald Trump smiles as he pauses during a speech at rally, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 15 December 2016. Evan El-Amin/Shutterstock
Coinbase said that Apple had blocked the release of the latest iOS version of its mobile wallet app until NFT trading functionality was disabled.
The exchange also claimed that Apple wanted all gas fees required to send NFTs to be paid through its In-App Purchase system so that it could collect 30% of the fees.
The popular web3 wallet has partnered with NFTBank, a firm building NFT price-tracking tools, in order to make the new feature possible.
NFTBank claims it can offer over 90% accuracy on its prediction thanks to its machine learning algorithm that takes into account floor price, rarity, and bid/ask distribution for NFTs.